BRENDAN RODGERS has expressed his frustration at Liel Abada’s long-term injury, saying that it is a scenario that could have been avoided...
BRENDAN RODGERS has expressed his frustration at Liel Abada’s long-term injury, saying that it is a scenario that could have been avoided.
And the Celtic manager’s annoyance at being deprived of his winger for so long has only been heightened by the fact that it was, in his view, and entirely avoidable injury.READ MORE:“It’s a shame for Liel because he did well over the course of pre-season and looked dangerous. “So, to be out with something that you can actually control is the frustrating thing. Control as in, ‘don’t do the shooting exercise at the end of training.’
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