Dispeakable :Brendan Rodgers did something unusual earning critiques and appraisal

The Parkhead boardroom trophy cabinet currently houses the Scottish Premiership trophy, so Celtic supporters

can now focus on Saturday’s Scottish Cup final matchup versus Rangers.

After a contentious loss to Hearts at the start of March, Brendan Rodgers’ squad embarked on an

eleven-game winning streak to guarantee that the title would still be at Parkhead at the end of this season.

The club is revitalized and back to its best.

Undoubtedly, the Celtic team has experienced ups and downs. Additionally, Rodgers has had to

cope with the “narrative” that has received a lot of attention.

However, Celtic rose to the occasion and won their third consecutive championship. Additionally,

Liam Scales revealed what the Hoops manager tried to inspire his team on Trophy Day before the St. Mirren game.

Over the weekend, we talked about Brendan Rodgers’ statement that he would talk to the Celtic players about the

criticism they have been subjected to since August of last year.

Here, Scales relates exactly what the Celtics manager told his squad, and he even acknowledges that the

harsh criticism he and his teammates received truly opened his eyes.

“The season didn’t start very well, getting knocked out of the League Cup early on,” Scales commented [to The Herald].

The story revolved around us faltering a little bit. And sealing a double would be a good way to put that to rest.

Before the game, he [displayed to us some of the criticism]. I kind of avoid that kind of stuff, so looking back,

I didn’t realize that at the time. However, we faced criticism from all sides.

“It was kind of simmering away for me, but this weekend will be good to push it over the edge and disprove people,

which is always a nice thing to do.”Scales has been enjoying a brilliant season at Celtic and he is also hoping to cap it

off with a Scottish Cup final win against Rangers.

In what he calls a “unbelievable” season, the Republic of Ireland defender has seen his contract extended and his international career take off.

With any luck, Scales will have a Scottish Cup winners medal around his neck on Saturday as he attempts to earn his fourth major award at Celtic.