Brendan Fraudgers!

Tooting yer own horn.

 

The board and some of our supporters have to take the blame for the man who was our previous manager. One of the BIGGEST mistakes ever by the club putting him in charge. Should have been sacked after 6 months in the job. Look at today compared to that inept Semi final performance. * bless fudgie coming in and sorting the problem out. Great person and manager

 

Same here.

 

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Not often a guy can give another guy goosebumps talking about fitba'. lol.

 

He is just class

 

BR: "A great day for the club and the team. I thought it was an outstanding performance."



BR: "It was a dominant performance. We were very prepared for the game.



BR on @MDembele_10: "Three great goals, you can see he is a big talent.


BR: "He has come here and his attitude has been refreshing. Good kid and a lovely boy to work with.


BR: "Delighted for him (@MDembele_10).



BR on @Leighgriff09: "He won't make Tuesday. Probably out for a week or so.



BR on Scott Brown: "We need to assess it.



BR: "31 years since Jock Stein passed and five since my father. Ironic we scored five goals.


BR: "To this day he (Jock Stein) hopefully looks down proud.


BR on Glasgow Derby experience: "Everything I expected and more. It was a beautiful day and the supporters were incredible.

 

The man is a class act the way he took out that shanley * when he said' leigh who' put the * in his place, we are lucky to have Brendan

 

You better believe it Brendan.

 

imagine getting the treble and not losing a game all season it's doable :icon_mrgreen:

 

They downsized like * when the huns went bust. So they gambled on a man who on paper made sense. Done miracles with a tighter budget than us. It never worked out but we still won leagues and cups. Other managers have done worse.

 

He is so above our league it's crazy, can easily see the points goals and unbeaten records going this season for the league and atleast a treble

 

Iv never been so confident of a treble We're steam rolling sides even when we play * aka Aberdeen.

 

He's just getting started.

 

BRENDAN Rodgers hoped that Celtic’s greatest ever manager Jock Stein would look be looking down with pride today after his team ran riot against Rangers in the Glasgow derby.
Moussa Dembele was the hat-trick hero for the Scottish champions, with Scott Sinclair and Stuart Armstrong also on target for the Hoops in a fantastic 5-1 victory.
Joe Garner got the sole reply for Mark Warburton’s side who ended the game with 10 men when Philippe Senderos saw red in the closing stages for a second bookable offence.
Today was also the 31st anniversary of Jock Stein’s death when the great man passed away on that terrible night at St Ninian Park in Cardiff after guiding Scotland to the brink of the World Cup finals in Mexico.
And the manager also revealed that he reminded his players before the match got underway about the legacy of the Celtic icon and his own father, Malachy, who sadly passed away on this day five years ago.
Speaking after the game, the Hoops boss said: “I said that in my team talk. There were two today as my father was five years dead today, so it was ironic we scored five goals and obviously Jock Stein was 31 years today.
“In one of Jock’s quotes he talked about that any football game was only about getting the two points because obviously back then it was two points. I said to the players today, for us, it’s about getting three points, but when you beat one of your rivals, it’s a wee bit sweeter and that was the message.
“But the message was primarily about a guy looking down who set the tone and the template for this club, and if he is looking down, making sure we do him proud.
“This is a guy who created a template of playing football here and hopefully he is looking down proud and sees a team with that mentality still to do this day – front foot, aggressive, no fear.
“And when things go against you, showing that mentality to bounce back. It’s still very early. We have only been in a few months but with the players we have here and the couple of additions we have brought in, they are working at a very good level.”
The Irishman was delighted with every member of the side after they dominated the game from start to the finish on a memorable day in Paradise.
And the fabulous victory, coming on the back of international week, maintained Celtic’s 100 per cent start to the season and moved them four points clear at the top of the table, with a game in hand.
The Hoops boss: “It was a great day for the club and the team. It was a brilliant team performance. If you think of all the travelling this team has put in over the last couple of weeks, with a lot of players away, to get back in and produce that level of performance with that energy in the team, I thought it was an outstanding team performance.
“We were very prepared for the game. You have to be as Mark has done an excellent job with Rangers in how he gets the team to play.
“I felt today, in every element of football, we earned the right to win a game of football. Our aggression and our pressing high up the pitch was very good and that allows us to pass.
“When you press the game well, you can get on the ball and pass it and that allowed us to create opportunities.
“We kept good tactical discipline and the second goal came from that. We wanted to press, but at times when you can’t press you have to drop out, and for that we were able to win the ball and score on the counter-attack.
“We showed lots of elements of the team today and hopefully you can see the development from maybe a few months ago when there was bad feeling from the loss at Hampden. Today there was a very dominant performance and we showed lots of great traits in the game.”

 

I love you Brendan.

 

Yes he has made a brilliant start and it is going to get even better,3 years from now we will all be calling him an ultraCeltic Legend!!