Liam Scales Stands Firm in Support of Adam Idah

As the Scottish Premiership heats up, Celtic defender Liam Scales has publicly backed his teammate, Adam Idah, against recent harsh criticisms. Scales, 26, who also represents the Republic of Ireland, expressed his confidence in Idah's abilities, especially with a crucial match against Rangers looming this Sunday.

The Psychological Edge: Fishing as a Mental Break

Interestingly, Scales shared a unique aspect of his life that helps him maintain focus and clarity—fishing in Scotland. "It's good for keeping your mind clear," he mentioned, highlighting how he balances the pressures of professional football with personal downtime.

James Forrest and the Penalty Speculations

Meanwhile, veteran Celtic player James Forrest, 33, addressed rumors about his potential to take a penalty to continue his scoring streak, which has been consistent since the 2010-11 season. Forrest downplayed the speculations, focusing instead on the team's collective goals.

Rangers' Regrets and Managerial Speculations

On the Rangers' side, midfielder Mohamed Diomande, 23, openly admitted that there would be "a lot of regret" as the season concludes. In managerial news, former Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack has voiced his support for Steven Gerrard's return as the manager of Rangers, adding to the ongoing speculations about the club's future leadership.

Hamilton Academical's Commitment to Full-Time Status

Despite their relegation to Scottish League 1, Hamilton Academical has announced plans to remain a full-time club, signaling their intent to rebuild and return stronger in the upcoming seasons.

Looking Ahead

As the season progresses, the dynamics within both Celtic and Rangers continue to evolve, setting the stage for an intense and thrilling conclusion to the Scottish Premiership.