When Celtic beat Rangers, John Hartson called that one aspect of Rangers their “biggest problem.”

Since their 1-0 victory over Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday, the Celtic supporters have been in a euphoric state.

Celtic came to their closest rivals as underdogs with a defence decimated by injury and missing star midfielder Reo Hatate in an effort to turn around their poor early-season performances.

Former Celtic player John Hartson was delighted with the win, but he was

Even though John Hartson, a former Celtic star, was thrilled about the victory, he wasn’t pleased with something he observed the squad doing on Sunday at Ibrox.
On The Go Radio Football Show, Hartson stated, “I think Celtic’s biggest problem right now is moving forward, getting the defence right, and getting them to play without really putting themselves at any risk.”

“As I’ve said, throw it to him if you have room to play, can play out, and there are accessible players, as well as angles and space. It appears amazing. That is the course of events.

Even though John Hartson, a former Celtic star, was thrilled about the victory, he wasn’t pleased with something he observed the squad doing on Sunday at Ibrox.
But please, refrain from taking unwarranted chances. especially at Ibrox, where tonight Celtic got away with taking much too many chances when the players were on you.

“I don’t want to spoil the outcome because it was a fantastic victory over your fiercest rivals in a stadium with no spectators. Outstanding three points, I might add.

However, former Celtic hero John Hartson, although delighted at the win, wasn’t happy with one thing he saw the team doing at Ibrox on Sunday.
Because of the way Celtic play, risks are always taken.
For Celtic, it has been a recurring theme over the last two seasons. We usually take chances at the back because Celtic plays a possession-based style of football.

In contrast to the dangers, the returns have been substantial. During his first season at the club, Brendan Rodgers won every domestic prize available to him. He also led Celtic to the Invincibles Treble victory.

And the results under Ange Postecoglou are well known to everyone. Every football approach involves some element of risk. Likewise, Rodgers has the same.

The tactics won’t change. But when the group gets used to them and Celtic’s key players recover from their injuries, the risks will rise.