Celtic fell to perhaps their worst result of the SPFL season so far when they were beaten by Kilmarnock on Sunday.
Celtic’s lack of creativity, spark and generally fluency that they were synonymous with not so long ago is a major concern for the Celtic manager.
But one of Celtic’s former players and a man that spent a season working under Brendan Rodgers (not playing), Kris Commons believes that there is something more at work here than just a disastrous dip in form.
Speaking after the game, the former Celtic top goal scorer was damning if the team’s woeful ‘pedestrian’ performance and is of the opinion there’s something not quite right in the dressing room.
“Things aren’t right in that dressing room at the minute.” Commons told Sky Sports.
”The side-ways passing is very pedestrian, it’s very slow, there’s no-one in there that’s got any sort of confidence”
“Teams are starting to wise up to how Celtic play. And because they’re low in confidence, and they’re not playing at a real tempo that they’re used to doing, teams are very, very comfortable. Kilmarnock were comfortable today.”
Is Commons speaking out of turn or does he know something we don’t?
It’s no secret Celtic have not had their problems to seek in the recruitment process but are the players unhappy with anything that has went down in the past two months?
Has the Boyata and Dembele episodes rocked the boat?
