Originally published at: Kyogo missed, wasteful set-pieces; 3 things we learned as Celtic draw with St Mirren
Well, in the end, we got a St Mirren v Celtic match to watch. It was by no means a sure thing; the Buddies lobbied the SPFL for a postponement. Jim Goodwin’s side were supposedly decimated by Covid-19 cases, with Celtic in an awkward position. Trips to Paisley can be tough regardless. The Hoops, though,…
To many side passes no invention what!!! a time to drop / points…
Celtic TV commentators ‘so much the better side ‘ yes they were against a covid decimated
St M side…and they still never looked like scoring …
Sorry bhoys buzzing because the HUNS game
was moved but …now …
6 points behind the HUNS …
Wonder what excuses will be heading my way …
HH
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We missed a predator, simple as that. It’s natural forwards we needed badly again tonight. Credit to St. Mirren.
Disappointing in the extreme. Juranovic should have started. We needed the presence of Hart - why does a keeper need a rest? Mikey fails to deliver again. Abada very poor. Kyogo should have been on the bench. Win St Stephen’s Day and get reinforcements in. We have a good team but a poor squad. Ange got it wrong tonight but such is life - we are still in this. Nollaig Shona.
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Simply not good enough period, regardless of timing of announcement re Winter break, we were playing against a team (sadly)ravaged by COVID19 and we couldn’t get it done. Simply not good enough. Any joy about Sunday just evaporated.
Hail Hail
Johnston and Abada are no where good enough to carry the can. This was on the cards. Too many games recently won with a narrow margin…but didn’t see this happening against a youth team where we have 80% possession!!! Complacency has been the case yet again. No composure in front of goal, Next St Johnstone who are bottom, fighting against relegation. Do we have the bottle? Not on this showing!
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