Brendan Rodgers says his Christmas dinner will go down a treat after Celtic's comfortable 2-0 win over Livingston. The hosts were booed off once again after a drab first half, off the back of back-to-back defeats against Kilmarnock and Hearts.
But whatever the boss said at half-time worked as the champions flew out the traps with Kyogo and Liam Scales goals less than 10 minutes after the restart, leaving David Martindale's floored.
Speaking to Sportsound, Rodgers insisted it was important for the Hoops to get back on track with Dundee at Dens Park and the all-important second derby of the season with Rangers coming on December 30th.
He said when asked if his Christmas dinner will taste better in victory: "It always does. Winning always makes the food taste that bit better, for sure.