Barry Ferguson has responded to Brendan Rodgers’ recent comments, which seemed to criticize Ferguson and his interim staff for their negativity towards Rangers’ performance. Ferguson defended his team’s analysis, stating that they’ve been constructive in their criticism.
Ferguson’s Response
- Ferguson emphasized that his staff’s job is to analyze Rangers’ performances, and they’ve done so in a honest and constructive manner.
- He referenced Neil McCann’s Sportscene analysis, saying it was critical but not personal.
- Ferguson believes criticism is necessary when results aren’t favorable, but takes issue when it becomes personal.
Constructive Criticism
- Ferguson shared his own experience of being criticized after bad results, stating that constructive criticism is acceptable.
- He expressed confusion over Rodgers’ comments, suggesting that the Celtic manager should focus on his own team’s issues rather than commenting on others [1].
