CELTIC are “not in a good place” and Kilmarnock are determined to add to their off-field problems by inflicting misery at Rugby Park on Sunday.
The shocking Champions League failure against Kairat Almaty, a team rated 311th in UEFA rankings, plus a massive misfire in the summer transfer market has enraged Hoops fans.
Now there is talk of a protest among the champions’ followers to stay away from the first 10 minutes of the match in Ayrshire, according to a report in the Daily Record.
Brendan Rodgers’ team are in pole position in the Premiership with a superior goal difference to Hearts and are unbeaten after their first four league games, beating St Mirren 1-0, Aberdeen 2-0 and Livingston 3-0 while drawing 0-0 in a dismal derby at Ibrox.
A MAN ALONE…Brendan Rodgers at Lennoxtown this week. Image courtesy Celtic TV.
Killie new boy Djenairo Daniels insists his team can make the most of the unrest among the visitors’ camp.
“They are a big club, big history and we are the underdogs, but we take that and we’ll show them what we’re about.
“We’re doing well, we have a good team and good team spirit and that’s what it’s all about.”
The well-travelled 23-year-old has already played in his homeland, Italy, Canada, Portugal, Iceland, Ireland and now Scotland.
“Kilmarnock is a good team and from here, I can only sky rocket.
“The coach is really good, he has helped me a lot and has given me the confidence.”
