TRAITOR: “Not Good enough for us” Rodgers angrily Blast Player who backstab the Glasglows fans by SIGNING a permanent deal to Join rival club.
The author presents a controversial opinion that Lawrence Shankland, despite his impressive goal-scoring record, would not be a suitable fit for Celtic. They argue that Shankland would struggle to even make the bench at Celtic, let alone play regularly.
The piece references Brendan Rodgers’ previous praise for Shankland, but suggests that this admiration doesn’t translate to a desire to sign him. Instead, the author claims that Rodgers’ primary striker target is Adam Idah from Norwich City. Rodgers’ comments about Idah after the Scottish Cup final are cited as evidence of this preference.
The article contrasts Shankland’s style with what Rodgers reportedly seeks in a striker. While acknowledging Shankland’s goal-scoring prowess, the author argues that Rodgers wants a more well-rounded player who can contribute in various ways beyond just scoring.
The piece dismisses the idea of Celtic spending £3-5 million on Shankland, especially given that he could sign a pre-contract agreement with other clubs from January. It suggests that rumors linking Shankland to Celtic may be attempts to create headlines if he were to sign for Rangers instead.
The author concludes by stating that Celtic have moved past the days of signing players primarily to prevent them from joining rivals. They express agreement with Rodgers’ perceived stance on Shankland, emphasizing that the player doesn’t fit Celtic’s current needs or business model.