Eymael is still prevented from sitting on the Celtic bench after his case with City at the Premier Soccer League's Dispute Resolution Chamber was postponed again on Monday.
Rise and Shine took the Belgian to the DRC after he resigned from them last month and swiftly joined Phunya Sele Sele.
While Eymael is frustrated to the point where he feels like he is being treated like a criminal, he insists his men are responding to his methods in training.
“It's sad I will not be on the bench again, it's not fair. It's sad because I don’t understand, I am not a criminal. I don’t understand why it takes so much time.”
Regarding the venue for this evening's league tie, he adds: “I hope the guys will react well. Our pitch is not in a good state at all. It's too late to move the venue because of the rules by the PSL. But our pitch is not good at all to play.”
Assistant coach Lehlohonolo Seema will continue to supervise the hosts' dugout in Eymael's absence.
Celtic are 12th on the table with 23 points from 22 games - two points above the drop zone, and 16 shy of third-placed Chiefs.
