Scottish football player and coach Mark Wilson sent a warning message to Celtic F.C ahead of their match on sunday vs Dundee

This weekend, Celtic’s first game back in the Scottish Premiership after the split is away at Dundee.

The Dee have been fairly good this season. As the team that just got promoted, almost no one thought they would be in the top six after the split.

But Tony Docherty has done a great job at Dens’ Park, and he will want to improve his reputation and that of his team by getting a win when the Bhoys come to town this weekend.

The last time these two teams played, they tied 0-0 at home against Rangers. Dundee is a well-organized team that can be strong going forward.

The Celts will have to work hard to win on Sunday’s game.

In fact, Mark Wilson, a former Hoops right back who is now a commentator, told his old team before a game that he doesn’t think will go smoothly.

Besides that, the 39-year-old said he thinks both Celtic and Rangers will lose points before the season ends.

Then he said, “I don’t think anyone in Dundee who was involved with the club ever dreamed of having a place in Europe.”

“They’ll want to take it when it’s there, but they’re under a lot of pressure now, which makes them a dangerous team for Celtic to play.”

“I don’t think Sunday will be as easy as everyone thinks it will be for both Celtic and Rangers.”

“I believe more points should be dropped.”