Chris Sutton claims that Celtic have lost their “fear factor” when he blamed their slump on the shoulders of Brendan Rodgers.The home fans were left in their element at Celtic Park during Kilmarnock’s 1-1 home draw as the Hoops were fired up – and the slip allowed Philippe Clement’s side to move within two points at the top of Scotland. Premier League if they beat St Johnstone. And while the Celtic power brokers came to capture some parts of the support zone, chanting and#039;bag tables and#039; rang out from the stands – Sutton refused to let Rodgers go.Speaking to Sky Sports ahead of the Light Blues’ clash with Perth Saints, Sutton let his boss down when he declared the Hoops are NOT a good team this season. He said: “Let’s get it right – the result was not a huge shock. Celtic have been average all season. I know Brendan has talked about recent form and winning eight of the last nine.andquot;Victory did cover the cracks. There were no exhibitions there. Celtic are kidding no one – they are not a good team this season. Everyone is talking about government and signature issues and this moment that has been long overdue. But Brendan Rodgers must take responsibility. I can’t think of a single player at Celtic this season who has improved and is linked to the manager.”Let’s look at the points Celtic dropped at home. Forget the Champions League campaign which was a disaster. If you look at Celtic in isolation domestically, they were poor. I can’t remember the last time Celtic had as many teams in the middle of football as they have this season. And it’s in Brendan.”Why is that? We touched a lot of players. Led by Ange Postecolgou, it was fast and furious. The brand of football they play is slow and predictable. There is no fear factor at the moment. Teams like to score against them, so the Kilmarnock result wasn’t a big surprise to anyone and that’s about it.andquot;.