Brendan Rodgers is a manager who has built a reputation of high standing in British football. To be one of the top managers, there is a train of thought that you have to be ruthless. Part of this approach is avoiding favouritism with certain players based on
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Celtic will look to maintain their 3-point gap at the top of the cinch Premiership table when they travel to Pittodrie to face Barry Robson’s Aberdeen. The Aberdeen coach faced Celtic twice last season, once as a caretaker and once as a permanent manager with the aggregate
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Brendan Rodgers’ arrival at Celtic brought with it more questions than answers. He inherited a squad that had been refined to Ange Postecoglou’s liking and questions started to arise at to how Brendan would assess some of the players who thrived under Ange’s system. More specifically, our
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Celtic kicked off the defence of their league title with a 4-2 win over Ross County in what was a satisfactory performance. However, the two goals that the team conceded were very sloppy and both came from individual mistakes that can easily be avoided. This can be
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Celtic have been busy so far this summer in adding more depth to a squad that is already brimming with quality. Brendan Rodgers has made 6 additions so far with £12.4 million spent and fans have had the chance to catch their first glimpses at some of
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Fans have watched with eager intent to see what changes and tweaks Brendan Rodgers would make to the philosophy Ange Postecoglou implemented in his trophy-laden tenure at Parkhead. Pre-season is a period that usually wouldn’t bring much expectations with it. However, with the new managerial appointment, the
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With under a month now left in the 2023/24 summer transfer window, Celtic still have business left to complete. £12.3 million worth of arrivals have come into the club so far but some fans are still left unsatisfied. This could perhaps be due to the lack of
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As the final whistle went on our 2018/19 European hopes and dreams for another season, the Celtic support based high in the steep stands of the Mestalla, and dotted all around the ground, stood to applaud the players’ effort. Not one of them had left anything in
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Wim Jansen was unveiled to the media as Celtic’s eleventh permanent manager in 109 years on Thursday, 3 July 1997. It was a time of upheaval for the club, and their failure to win a league title in the preceding nine years was exacerbated by the fact
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Sometimes you cannot help but look back. Sometimes the past comes up and annoys you like one of those insufferable fruit files that hang around bins. You try to swat it away, you feel your hand hit it but they then come back mob-handed, like bored teenagers
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