We were at an event at Celtic Park, just a few weeks ago, it was Brendan Rodgers speaking to a fairly small crowd, we were asked not to take pictures and cameras and all that kind of stuff, just to scout the event.
I feel that we’re in a really, really good place and I know we can arrive into these games now having made some big performances that we feel can get us big results at the level.
You always have to look to improve at every moment you can. I never say complacency, but ‘contentment’ is something that you don’t want to have. You don’t want to be content, you don’t want to be happy.
On December 17 Clement enjoyed the high point of his Ibrox reign, the honeymoon was in full flow when Aberdeen were beaten in the League Cup Final on the back of a Europa League victory away to Real Betis. Some even thought that they were indeed watching A Proper Football…
Celtic sent out a powerful message to their title rivals with a 5-0 home win over Ross County.That result lifted the hoops onto 37 points out of 39 with a goal difference of plus 36 to give them a five point lead over Aberdeen. Despite making six changes to the…
Paul, not only has he managed before, which gives me comfort, he knows what it’s like to be in the shoes of a manager, but he also understands the business side.
If he’d sign I’d pay the €3m to Barca for Valle over bringing back Tierney. Valle would be the better long term prospect.
Everyone in employment has to follow the party line, on Friday the Celtic manager went a little too far defending the Chairman’s son, the question had been put to the CEO but Rodgers knows how uncomfortable and unconvincing Nicholson is outside of his comfort bubble.
The interview with Premier Sports was illuminating, rather than usual gaggle of keyboard warriors Rodgers related to Charlie Mulgrew and Michael Steward as he explained his thinking after joking about his ridiculous booking from Kevin Clancy.
He still has a discomfort there, not as bad as what it was for the Bratislava game, but we don’t think he’s too far away from being where he wants to be.