In a triumphant moment, Brendan Rodgers silenced former Celtic striker Chris Sutton’s accusations that he was merely going through the motions in his second stint at Parkhead. Following Celtic’s crucial 2-1 victory over Rangers, the team is now on the brink of securing their third consecutive title under Rodgers’ leadership. With a six-point lead at the top, Celtic could clinch the title with just a point against Kilmarnock, potentially leaving Rangers in the dust if they stumble against Dundee.
Rodgers, basking in the glow of this significant win, expressed pride in Celtic’s current position and denounced any notion of him being indifferent or inexperienced upon his return to Scotland. Emphasizing his dedication and work ethic, he refuted accusations of complacency or lack of motivation, particularly citing his long hours and commitment to the club’s success. Addressing criticism from Sutton in the past, Rodgers made it clear that his focus remains on achieving victory for Celtic and reaching new heights with the team.
As he celebrated his 150th victory as Celtic manager, Rodgers expressed his joy and gratitude for the opportunity to lead the team once again. With eyes set on future success and the pursuit of even more wins, Rodgers affirmed his passion for the club and his unwavering dedication to building on past achievements. Looking ahead, he emphasized the team’s strong mentality and determination to not just reach the finish line, but to sprint past it with a clear vision for continued success in the future.
