Brendan Rodgers insists he’s not fazed by the strong criticism he’s received on the back of Celtic’s UEFA Champions League thrashing on Tuesday.
The Scottish Premiership champions lost 7-1 against Borussia Dortmund, and if it wasn’t for Kasper Schmeichel, the margin could’ve even been greater.
Celtic tried to emulate the way that works so successfully domestically but last seasons competition runner’s-up were just far too superior in every position.
That’s since led to pundits and supporters questioning why the Northern Irishman doesn’t tweak his style when facing opponents that are expected to be a significant challenge for his squad.
European ties. “I’m not really bothered, that’s my honest answer. You can’t turn a tap on and off.
“I think if you analyse the game, you’ll see that we were trying to press the game in the static position and fall back into shape. That wasn’t to the level that we wanted on the evening.
“We play how we play, it’s the same plaudits that are commending our performances over the last number of months that allow us to get into this game with this incredible optimism that we can get a result.
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