Liam Scales has defended Celtic teammate Kasper Hogh, but the excuses are not valid for the striker.

Writer Jamie Kemble argues that Liam Scales is incorrect to claim Celtic striker Kasper Hogh has merely been unlucky during his recent three-month goal drought. Scales praised Hogh's hold-up play and attitude following Celtic's 1-0 victory over Kilmarnock, insisting the forward has been brilliant despite seeing a goal ruled out.
However, Kemble contends that Hogh has largely performed poorly since arriving at Celtic and does not deserve the exaggerated praise or the sponsor's Man of the Match award. The writer states that enduring a three-month drought reflects ineffective performance rather than bad luck.
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