I didn’t want him gone, but I thought he’d either walk early or not see next season.Luca wrote:I was convinced he was the right man for the job last summer, then wanted him gone around February, to now thinking he’s the perfect man for the job.
What the eff do I know?
It's an internet forum so if folk are strident or even vicious in their stated views, they should expect to be reminded when they are proven spectacularly wrong.Sean Daleer wrote: ↑3:34 PM - May 16Told you so folk are the absolute worst carrot.
Most of the dissenters earlier in the season have had the good grace to admit they were wrong yet some fannies just have to rub it in. Embarrassing.
We won the league. Effin enjoy it.
Oh wow. Two examples, the first of which was literally his first game in charge, and no mention of his trophies.PaulWilson wrote: ↑12:43 AM - May 17Can't believe people disliked my honest opinion. You might not agree but I am entitled to say the guy has no clue about managerialism.PaulWilson wrote: ↑3:10 AM - May 16Wanted him sacked after we lost to Lincoln Red Imps in his first competitive game in charge.
His decision to start Nat Phillips in the 2-1 defeat to Kilmarnock in December only confirmed my opinion.
Phillips had shown his ineptitude for all to see in the game before after coming on at half-time against Hibs and being absolutely honking.
Rodgers is never a Celtic manager.
Total clown.
Like a Brendan cult in here now.
Much preferred it when all the 'Uber Tims' agreed with me.
You spout some amount of utter shlteFenianJack wrote: ↑8:55 AM - May 17Blind faith had its rewards…….Celtic won the league - I got proper buckled - Rodgers vindicated (are they singing about me again?) and all done without having to come across like Viz spoilt bastards. There’s a lot of supercilious folk in here who’d be more delighted to be proved right than see Celtic win….MON's Left Eyebrow wrote: ↑11:53 PM - May 16Hahaha, there are some people who definitely get off more on being supercilious towards people who don't share their views rather than enjoy Celtic winning the league.
Blind faith is not a good thing.
I'd hope that "managerialism" was a clue.West End Bhoy wrote:Oh wow. Two examples, the first of which was literally his first game in charge, and no mention of his trophies.PaulWilson wrote: ↑12:43 AM - May 17Can't believe people disliked my honest opinion. You might not agree but I am entitled to say the guy has no clue about managerialism.
Like a Brendan cult in here now.
Much preferred it when all the 'Uber Tims' agreed with me.
Can’t decide if this is genuine or a total windup!
DB Cooper wrote: ↑5:25 PM - May 17You spout some amount of utter shlteFenianJack wrote: ↑8:55 AM - May 17Blind faith had its rewards…….Celtic won the league - I got proper buckled - Rodgers vindicated (are they singing about me again?) and all done without having to come across like Viz spoilt bastards. There’s a lot of supercilious folk in here who’d be more delighted to be proved right than see Celtic win….
some crack all the same …..Naw - that’s spitters. Then badge kissers. Then told you so carrot. Then it’s fannies who want every carrot sacked after every home draw. Then it’s Huns. I think.Sean Daleer wrote: ↑3:34 PM - May 16Told you so folk are the absolute worst carrot.
Most of the dissenters earlier in the season have had the good grace to admit they were wrong yet some fannies just have to rub it in. Embarrassing.
We won the league. Effin enjoy it.
I already love him, but if he’s see’s off Lawwell Sr and replaces Greg Taylor in the summer, he’ll be right up there with Martin O’Neill in my eyes.Hairytoes wrote: ↑6:13 PM - May 17Part of me still thinks he came back to purge us of Lawwell(s) & make us what we should be.
Ah jeez we're at the "love" stage again are weTimbers wrote: ↑6:35 PM - May 17I already love him, but if he’s see’s off Lawwell Sr and replaces Greg Taylor in the summer, he’ll be right up there with Martin O’Neill in my eyes.Hairytoes wrote: ↑6:13 PM - May 17Part of me still thinks he came back to purge us of Lawwell(s) & make us what we should be.
He came home to lead the green and white
If he does that I'll build the statue myselfHairytoes wrote: ↑6:13 PM - May 17Part of me still thinks he came back to purge us of Lawwell(s)
What? There's a group chat consisting of managers discussing how.to beat us? Fecking hell.ballbhoy wrote: ↑10:26 AM - May 17I'll throw in another tit-bit. Some of the SPFL managers are in a group chat where they talk about how best to play against Celtic (and no doubt Rangers as well). This has helped certain teams have success in games against us this season. Rodgers, due to injuries earlier in the season, was not able to vary the Celtic team significantly.
He has been able to do that recently. Hearts and Kilmarnock have been successful against us with high presses and physicality. In the past 2 games with our better players returning we have at times been more direct getting the ball to Idah early. His hold up play has been good and allowed the team to move up the park more quickly rather than in phases, typical of Rodgers play. This variation in play has disrupted how the opposition were set up against us. Rodgers spoke last week about being at the training ground to 6.30pm at night. He is a workaholic.
Ange was a revelation for Celtic but there were signs from February last year that his style of play was starting to be countered by the opposition. Just as we are seeing in England this season. I was eager to see how his team evolved in summer 23. From the signings we made (and I accept Ange may have found some gems) I'd have been very worried how he would have fared this season.
I want to see Celtic making real progress in Europe. In his 2 seasons Ange never got anywhere and the less said about Bodo the better (one of the most disgraceful performances I have seen from a Celtic team in Europe in recent times).
Rodgers showed a pragmatism in Europe this season and that to me was an indication of how he could adapt the Celtic team and his style of play. That'll be the acid test next season.
Surely to god you don't actually believe that?FenianJack wrote: ↑8:55 AM - May 17Blind faith had its rewards…….Celtic won the league - I got proper buckled - Rodgers vindicated (are they singing about me again?) and all done without having to come across like Viz spoilt bastards. There’s a lot of supercilious folk in here who’d be more delighted to be proved right than see Celtic win….MON's Left Eyebrow wrote: ↑11:53 PM - May 16Hahaha, there are some people who definitely get off more on being supercilious towards people who don't share their views rather than enjoy Celtic winning the league.
Blind faith is not a good thing.
