Brendan Rodgers to step down as Celtic coach at end of season in shock announcement – ‘No point in staying’

Brendan Rodgers to step down as Celtic coach at end of season in shock announcement – ‘No point in staying’

Rodgers Row is pointless…

Brendan Rodgers is making headlines for his ‘statement’ in a post-match interview with BBC Scotland.

The interviewer in question was Jane Lewis, who is known for her excitement for another squad from Glasgow.

Like the majority of people who have covered Scottish football for BBC Scotland throughout the years.

This dates back decades; for example, Archie Macpherson has remarked that he came at BBC Scotland in the 1960s and mistakenly thought it was the 1690s due to openly expressed anti-Catholic and anti-Celtic sentiment.

Did the BBC ever apologize for this?Jane Lewis, like most reporters,

was arguing with Brendan on a question she already knew the answer to.

Brendan is an outstanding manager who more than held his own with her.

In contrast to Uncle Tom’s effusive discussion with the Rangers goalkeeper the other day,

Her view of the game was entirely negative from a Celtic perspective.

Tom English was barred from Celtic Park earlier this season following an altercation with Brendan Rodgers.

Update: Clearly, this was not the full interview.

In her pre-match interview, she misquoted BR, who had to correct her.

She then started waffling because she felt humiliated. She couldn’t stop talking about the first half after the game.

KenThe red tops used to show a topless model on their third pages,

The Daily Record and the Sun can lecture about sexism all they want.

But they are unlikely to be taken seriously.

They’d rather write about and feature images of football WAGS on their sites than cover the women’s game.

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