Brendan Rodgers criticised the Celtic tandem as a “waste of money,” while Jota was also criticised for his comfort.

Brendan Rodgers criticised the Celtic tandem as a “waste of money,” while Jota was also criticised for his comfort.

 

 

 

Over the weekend, Brendan Rodgers received a much-needed response from his Celtic teammates. Rodgers was not pleased with the outcome of Celtic’s defeat to St Johnstone and expressed his disappointment to the players.

 

 

 

 

 

This was not a consequence of the Celtic manager’s anger at a single performance or result, but rather a reflection of the team’s performance since the beginning of the year. Ultimately, the Celtic Park devotees were in agreement with Rodgers’ assertions, which is why it was unsurprising that significant modifications were implemented for the Kilmarnock match on Saturday.

 

 

 

 

 

The strategy was successful, as Celtic scored five goals against Kilmarnock, including four within the first half hour, as Adam Idah returned to the starting lineup and Nicolas Kuhn was benched. Adam Idah and Auston Trusty have been informed that they have been a “waste of money” at Celtic.

 

 

 

 

 

It was evident that Idah would return to Glasgow permanently following his successful loan stint from Norwich City, which included the winning goal in the Scottish Cup final against Rangers. However, Hugh Keevins reported to Clyde 1 Superscoreboard that Idah, along with another summer acquisition, Auston Trusty, has been a “waste of money.”The game against Killie was initiated by Idah,

 

 

 

 

 

as Trusty was absent due to the birth of his child by his partner. Despite five goals being scored, Celtic’s frontman was unable to score. “Management is a solitary occupation,” stated Keevins. “Brendan Rodgers is contemplating the circumstances surrounding these individuals.” As a result of this complacency, I will be required to implement modifications during the summer.

 

 

 

 

 

“He is correct when he states that new players are necessary.” Auston Trusty. A complete waste of money. Adam Idah. Unnecessary expenditure. Nicolas Kuhn’s performance has declined, and it was not unexpected to observe him being benched. However, this does not imply that he has not had a successful season in general.

 

 

 

 

 

Regarding Jota, Keevins believes that the January recruit has become excessively at ease in his role since his return to the location where he established himself. Jota has been instructed to “remove his finger,” as it is anticipated that Rodgers will implement modifications during the summer. “Nicolaus Kuhn.” Keevins enquired, “Whatever became of Nicolas Kuhn?” ”

 

 

 

 

 

Another individual has assumed his position on the team.” “Jota, the stopover king, is capable of extracting his finger as well.” He is at ease. Brendan Rodgers is engaged in a solitary undertaking, and he is preoccupied with numerous concerns. He is compelled to accept this reality, and he is observing his athletes and thinking, “They are not good enough.”