KIERAN TIERNEY can expect to face some extra shooting practice at Lennoxtown in the coming weeks.
The Scotland international defender put in his usual excellent performance in the five-goal destruction of Dundee at Dens Park last night.
Fans’ favourite Tierney was involved in two of the four first-half goals as he rampaged down the flank to shred the opponents’ rearguard.
However, boss Brendan Rodgers, celebrating his 100th triumph as Celtic boss, wasn’t ENTIRELY satisfied with his raiding left-back.
GOALMAKER…Kieran Tierney celebrates the third strike by James Forrest as Scott Sinclair adds his applause. Pic: Geo.
Tierney had the miss of the night just after the hour mark following being set up with a sublime ball across goal from young Aussie substitute Daniel Arzani.
It looked as though KT couldn’t fail to roll in the sixth goal in the rout, but, from inside the six-yard box, he contrived to hit the ball wide of the upright.
Rodgers observed: “Kieran should have scored at the back post. Kieran is always in the wars. He gives his best. He’s an incredible talent.
“I would like to have seen him score. We need to work on that right foot!”
