Scott Brown advises Celtic players to keep grievances private
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 9:20 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Scott Brown, a former Celtic captain, advised the current squad to keep any grievances within the dressing room. His comments followed remarks from players like Cameron Carter-Vickers and Callum McGregor about the team's inconsistency after recent losses. Brown emphasized the importance of unity and discretion in addressing team issues, criticizing the culture of openness in media interviews. His advice reflects past practices at Celtic under his leadership. The team is set to face another match soon, with focus on improving their performance.
- •Scott Brown urges players to maintain confidentiality about internal issues.
- •Cameron Carter-Vickers described the team as 'too random' after a loss.
- •Callum McGregor highlighted a lack of consistent messaging.
- •Celtic faces an upcoming match seeking improved performance.
- 9:20 AMYahoo Sports — Scott Brown tells Celtic players grievances must stay inside dressing room
"Former club captain Scott Brown tells the current crop of Celtic players that any grievances they may have should stay inside the dressing room and should not be aired in public…13th September 2026;...
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