A player who is justifiable criticism of Celtic, his starting lineup in every game, and his connections to left-backs.
during the latter part of the thrilling Premiership campaign.
The champions’ easy 3-0 victory over St. Mirren on Tuesday gave them an eight-point advantage over Rangers heading into the winter break. Celtic followed up their derby victory over Rangers, who trail the leaders by two games, with a commanding performance.
It was Celtic’s fourth straight win and additional evidence that they have recovered from consecutive league losses. In addition, after being laid off, Celtic saw action from both Reo Hatate and Liel Abada in Paisley. They could bolster their roster during the transfer window.
Following a significant victory, Taylor stated: “It was critical to go and demonstrate that we can succeed once more.” We are aware that when we are clicking and hitting the runs and pressing hard, we are a very tough team to stop.
“There were probably times during the games when we weren’t giving our best efforts. While we were getting some results, we weren’t quite reaching our desired goals. That point was recently reached. However, I believe the team has grown more as a whole. We’re hoping to demonstrate that in the second half of the season.
With 32 appearances for both club and country, Scotland’s left-back Taylor is one of only two players on the Celtic team to have started every game this season. The opportunity to restart during the intermission will therefore be welcomed by the former Kilmarnock player.
He expressed excitement about it. “To achieve a steady run, you are now playing three challenging games each week.
Even though it’s been a lot, I won’t sit here and whine about getting minutes. I adore having fun. That won’t ever alter. Playing and winning are my two goals. My desire is to assist the team in the field. I hope that feeling of joy and excitement I’ve had while playing carries over into the second half of the season.
After Celtic’s third goal against St. Mirren, Taylor covered his ears in front of the away supporters, but he acknowledged that the team deserved criticism after losing to Kilmarnock and Hearts the following two weekends.
You make every effort to ignore it,” he remarked. Of course, there has been some criticism, but as I mentioned earlier, that’s especially possible after two losses at this club. It is insufficient. At that point, we realized we had to play the remaining four games with all of our might, and we succeeded in doing so.
A number of left-backs have been connected to Celtic in the run-up to the transfer window.
“Hasn’t that always been the case? Since I signed here, it has always been the same during transfer windows, according to Taylor.
“That comes with being at a large club. There will constantly be obstacles to overcome and people clamoring to take your jersey.
“Never take your past performance as a given, and make an effort to pay attention to the manager and coaches.” That usually puts you in a favorable position.
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