Rodgers’ Vision — And A Historic Celtic Run
Brendan Rodgers has renewed his commitment to an aggressive playing philosophy, confirming that the plan is to “control our style in the game” as he prepares for upcoming fixtures. This philosophy will be on display in their match against Hibernian at Easter Road.
Even against elite teams like Manchester City, Rodgers insists on a high-tempo attacking approach. “The players are in a good physical state,” he added, emphasizing that the squad is prepared to execute this plan.
Recent Performances Reflecting the Strategy
Celtic’s last few games have illustrated this commitment:
- Champions League Clash: Celtic 0-0 Bayern Munich – Celtic held the Bavarians to a scoreless draw in the Champions League group stage.
- Domestic Dominance: A previous home victory a week earlier extended their lead 16 points clear at the top of the Premiership, showcasing the positive impact of Rodgers’ methods.
Squad News Ahead of Hibernian Match
Rodgers has made three changes to the squad that faced Bayern Munich, preparing for the Hibernian game. This rotation aims to keep the squad fresh and maintain the high-intensity style of play.
Hibernian’s Perspective
Hibernian head coach David Gray provided injury updates ahead of the fixture, noting that:
- Alasana Manneh is suspended.
- Kwon is unavailable as he cannot play against his parent club.
- Dylan Levitt is doubtful due to a reaction in training.
FAQ
Q: What playing style does Brendan Rodgers emphasize for Celtic?
A: Rodgers promotes an assertive, high-tempo, attacking style, aiming to impose Celtic’s gameplay in every match.
Q: What have been the outcomes of this approach in recent games?
A: The strategy has led to positive results, including a competitive performance against Bayern Munich and a commanding lead in the Premiership.
Q: What are the latest squad updates for the Hibernian game?
A: Rodgers has made three changes to keep squad intensity high, while Hibernian faces suspensions and injury concerns.
Share your thoughts in the comments below—is Rodgers’ philosophy working for Celtic?
