CELTIC’S dominant win away to Motherwell will have left Neil Lennon pleased to see his players responding to his calls for improvements on the pitch. Jeremie Frimpong has taken up that call to arms and has been staying behind after training to work on areas of his game which he believes can help the team.

Celtic picked themselves up after their Europa League disappointment to defeat Motherwell 4-1 on Sunday (November 8) at Fir Park.

The performance was more becoming of a Celtic side who have dominated Scottish football for so long but the champions will be cautious of not falling at the next hurdle and know they must replicate their most recent performance in the upcoming fixtures.

Frimpong knows that it is up to the players to find that consistency and he has been working hard to ensure he can help with that.

“Consistency is obviously really important so, as a team, we’re all focusing on finding those high levels of performance and building on them game to game,” said Frimpong in this week's Celtic View, on sale now. “We need to improve individually as well as a team and I’ve been trying to do that.

"I’ve been staying on after training to work on some areas I want to improve on. I’ve been focusing on crossing and delivery into the box. I’ve been getting into those areas but my final ball was letting me down.

“I want to improve my crosses and passing in those areas because I know it can really help the team. The coaches and gaffer have been helping me with that after training and it’s something I’m going to keep work working on.

“When I got the assist in the Lille game, I was really happy because I’ve been working hard on it and it made a difference for the team. Hopefully, I can get many more assists.”

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