Brendan Fraudgers!

Sure he will move on to another club he truly loves.

 

I heard he was a boyhood Watford fan.

 

If he moves to another team it would need to have a decent nucleus. He can't build a team for *

 

This worth watching? Cringey as usual from him?

 

It’s actually a decent interview.

 

Starting to lose his marbles... Again.

Bringing the fa cup into the dressing room at half time.
Claiming he didn't know his side were in the conference.

Things go off the rails, BR starts acting like hes snorting rails.

 

Also interesting to note how many goals his team is losing from set plays.

It's still something that seems to be leftover from his days at Celtic.

We might have a different style now but the mystery of our defensive coach remains..

I don't watch EPL but I've seen a few articles in media talking about Leicester conceding goals from set plays.. and I'm sure it was the same when he was at Celtic.. though some of the OGs we scored are all down to players and not coaching.

 

Reportedly fallen out with their director of football. Moaning about signings and transfer kitty. Following a similar path

 

He’s an exceptional coach, give him a talented squad to come into and coach into a team better than the sum of their parts he’s the man for it.

Get him to consistently build on that squad and identify players he needs to replace when it’s not obvious, he can’t. And after a while that breaks down.

Give him the Man Utd job for two years and they’ll be exceptional. Replace him after the two years of success though.

 

Brendan Rodgers has revealed he originally planned to call it a day at the end of his third season at Celtic.

But the double-Treble winning boss admits he couldn't reject the opportunity to join Leicester City in February 2019.




Rodgers walked out on the Hoops midway through the 2018/19 campaign as they chased a third successive clean sweep.

With the Betfred Cup already in the bag, he left Celtic eight points clear of Rangers and in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

Neil Lennon took over the reins and led the club to an historic treble Treble before being appointed as Rodgers' permanent successor.

However, despite guiding the Parkhead giants to unprecedented success, there remains a bitter taste in the mouths of some fans over the nature of his departure.




Rodgers, though, insists fan flak will never tarnish his memories of managing his boyhood club to seven consecutive trophies.





He told the Belfast Telegraph: “The original plan was to stay until the end of the season but then it changes and I made the decision to leave Celtic in what I felt was a really strong position.

"I felt the club was in a really good position from a football perspective, financial perspective and a winning perspective. So, yeah then it was on to the next step.



Obviously there was a lot said within Celtic, outside of Celtic and media but I’ll never let that ever diminish the amazing time I had there because for me it is all about the feeling.






I understand Celtic people and supporters when I left. I totally get that because a loss of anything there is always sadness and anger and I totally get that and how I left it was the probably the shock element of it.

“I look back and think more of the amazing time I had not just on the pitch but off the pitch and the support I had and the friends we made.



Living in Glasgow was an amazing experience. We travel up when we can and the experience will never be tainted by anything else.”

 

He’s a really good coach, there’s no doubt about it.

I think the problem he has is after 2-3 years or so players start to see through him and stop believing his message.

Going deeper into it, I think his problem is he wants to be the image he tries to portray but he can’t help being a bit of a *.

 

His ego is off the scale.....

 

Who cares..

 

Only up until yesterday his team had conceded more than they scored

 

Yawn

 

* weirdo.