With games against Motherwell away, Dundee at home, and Hearts away, in the next three Celtic’s fixture schedule does not get any easier.
Brendan Rodgers’ side appears likely to drop even more points, adding to their recent challenges in the Scottish Premiership.
Under Rodgers, the Hoops do not look convincing at all. They score fewer goals and concede more, leading to a noticeable shift in the outcome of games involving the Hoops and the rest of the league.
This is particularly clear with Rangers, who appear to be progressing under Philippe Clement and have the chance to go two points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership Tomorrow against St Johnstone.
Despite being the highest-paid Celtic manager ever, Rodgers failed to manage the game against Kilmarnock this afternoon wisely.
Both Kyogo Furuhashi and Adam Idah were substituted in the second half, resulting in the Bhoys losing all attacking threat upfront.
Instead, Kilmarnock dominated for large spells of the second half leading to a stoppage-time equaliser from David Watson.
In a season where Celtic hoped to go to the next level; under Rodgers, he simply has not been backed enough in the transfer market.
This lack of support has led to a serious regression on the pitch, resulting in a disconnect between supporters and the Celtic board for the first time since the COVID season.
