It was a frustrating hour, and it is rarely seen supported by hoops, especially in Celtic Park.

But according to Charlie MolgroThe reason for this may be that Celtic finds it a struggle to break the back of the five opposition, as the former defender reveals the details of the U18 work interview he had in the club.

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Charlie Molgro reveals Brendan Rodgers and Celtic’s “conflict” with

The Daily Record picked up a Mulgrew interview in CELTIC, but it was absent from the main details of Celtic fans.

Molgro was talking about Celtic as struggling to score goals when he told Go Radio Football Show (7M 50s), “See, when you look at it, there are five teams in the Premier League that play with the back.

“For Celtic, it seems that these five are the composition that you have stretched against Celtic, I have noticed. Look at St. Mirren, register (Celtic) late to win by winning.

“Kilmarnock, they were late for a penalty kick, then Hibs on the weekend, playing five.”

How long has it seemed that Celtic has set a 5-3-2 system as a problem

While Mulgrew was outperforming his confirmation, there are major details that the registry misses the time that CELTIC recognizes as a problem.

Mulgrew continued, “The interesting thing is when I went and interviewed a job less than 18 years there, the interview was a practical interview and was 5-3-2.

“So how will you learn the players to break 5-3-2, and it was possible to choose it by the manager, Brendan Rodgers, because he stood and watched the practical session that I put on the field.

“So I just wonder if this is something that he finds difficult to play and appear. I have always been looking for it since I did it, and the difference that is doing it.

“I received notes (in the interview), when it was now, two years ago? But that was not good enough because I never got the job.”

Therefore, it seems that Celtic and Rodgers are working on a solution to destroy 5-3-2 and it appears that the club is no longer forward.

He is Muslim, and the loss of higher talents such as Kyogo, Nicolas Kuhn and Adam Idah does not help Rodgers, but with the players, the manager is at his disposal, they are definitely good enough to break anything that SPFL offers.

Apparently no, apparently.