Liam Scales says something has changed about Celtic’s fans at Parkhead recently

The Celtic supporters will be crucial in ensuring that Brendan Rodgers‘ squad gets the outcome they need to move one step closer to winning the championship once more as we get ready to play Rangers on Saturday.

With two games remaining, a win nearly puts us over the finish line, with Celtic and Rangers separated by three points.

And although if it’s not impossible, it would be extremely challenging for the Ibrox club to catch Celtic unless we dropped our final two games against St. Mirren (H) and Hearts (A).
The team will greatly benefit from having Celtic Park full, since we play two of our final three games there.
especially in light of recent observations Liam Scales has made regarding them.

Scales hails ‘brilliant’ Celtic fans’ ‘energy’

The Irish defender has had a fantastic season with Celtic and came through for the team when injuries had left Brendan Rodgers’ squad desperate at the beginning of the campaign.
Additionally, Scales has given respect to the Celtic supporters as the season comes to an end after noticing a change in them over the past few weeks.
The Daily Record quoted Scales as saying, “The fans, both at home and away, have been fantastic.” It still seems like a home game when we are not there.

There has undoubtedly been a slight change at home lately. They have been fully supportive of us and have truly got into it.

It’s more important that we demonstrate our values to them and be captivating to watch.

It’s true that you can thrive off the environment.The players’ style of play is determined by their intensity.

You are aware that they will support you if you take the appropriate actions. It’s been fantastic.

This season, there have been moments when I truly felt that spirit. Some tackles have seemed like goals! “You feel really good afterward,” the player said.

It simply provides you the motivation and momentum to keep going.
The weekend’s match against Hearts created an electrifying atmosphere at Celtic Park. From the first whistle to the last, the support was excellent.

And what Scales just stated about the crowd applauding a tackle is something that everyone can identify with.

The response was amazing when Callum McGregor tracked down a Hearts player and took him out of the game in midfield.
Celtic Park will be rocking on Saturday when 60,000 Hoops fans descend on the stadium to cheer on their heroes against Rangers.
Hopefully, the excitement generated will encourage the team to score three more points and go one step closer to winning the championship once more.

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