Source: Team_Talk
Caddis frustrated by Hoops inaction
The 21-year-old, who spent last season on loan with Dundee United, has made just three SPL substitute appearances so far.[LNB]Caddis has found himself behind Andreas Hinkel in the pecking order, while Mark Wilson has also usurped him in the queue.[LNB]The youngster believed his style of player would suit Mowbray's footballing philosophy and is disappointed he has not been given a run.[LNB]Caddis stopped short of saying he wanted to leave Parkhead, stating only his lack of football has been hard to swallow.[LNB]"It has been so disappointing. I'm still just trying to get a game," he told the MailSport.[LNB]"When I have played I've been everywhere on the pitch apart from in goals or at centre-back.[LNB]"It's especially disappointing after a good spell at Tannadice and the fact the manager came in with a reputation of having a philosophy for playing football. I thought that would have suited me.[LNB]"Everyone knows I like to get forward more than Hinkel although that might be a bit harsh because he has about nine assists this year.[LNB]"I haven't really been given any sort of encouragement from the gaffer that the situation might change. He has not said too much.[LNB]"The Europa League tie against Rapid Vienna was especially disappointing. I thought I might get my chance but he went with Wilson.[LNB]"I felt that was me going back a place again. They are now both in front of me.[LNB]"When I have played I've felt I've done well so that has added to the frustration.[LNB]"I've never had a run - I've never started an SPL game at Celtic and that's hard to take."[LNB][LNB] Celtic 4/5, Draw 5/2, Dundee Utd 7/2
