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James Forrest says Celtic must score regularly as a team during the festive period, taking the pressure off the tiring Odsonne Edouard in the process.
The Hoops suffered a damaging 2-0 defeat at Hibernian on Sunday, leaving them third in the Scottish Premiership.
A relentless run of fixtures is upon Brendan Rodgers’ side, with nine matches in 28 days set to cause fatigue in the squad.
Forrest told the Daily Mail that goals must start coming from more regular sources, as the players all try to help one another:
It’s not just about him (Edouard).
The manager spoke as soon as he arrived about the season before he came when Griff had scored 40 goals.
He made the point it was good for a striker to be doing that, but that others needed to chip in and that it’s never all about one player.
With the way the manager works, that helps Odsonne as well because he wants midfielders scoring and contributing.
That helps the whole team.
Up next for Celtic is the visit of Motherwell on Wednesday night, before Dundee make the trip to Parkhead on Saturday.
