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Brendan Rodgers; "I was born into Celtic"
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Broadsword
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4 Feb 2017, 09:49 AM
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Can I have 12 bottles of bleach please?
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I'm pretty sure he had a target of qualifying from a Champion's League Group and I wouldn't be surprised if this hasn't been made clear to every player at the club.
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4 Feb 2017, 09:53 AM
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Meanwhile, Hoops No 2 Chris Davies promised fans that Rodgers will remain at Parkhead for the long haul. Rodgers’ historic achievements in his first six months in Glasgow have sparked speculation he could be lured away. He has already won the League Cup, guided Celts to a 25-point lead in the Premiership and overseen a record-breaking run of 28 domestic games without defeat. Asked if Rodgers viewed his stewardship as a four to five-year plan, Davies said: “Yes, that’s what he talks about. “It’s not just about this season but the foreseeable future, seasons ahead. “There’s a focus on now but with an attitude to build something here for a longer period as well.” Celtic head to Perth Sunday lunchtime, when they will bid to extend their unbeaten domestic run to 29 matches. But the McDiarmid Park clash will come too early for the injured Moussa Dembele, Leigh Griffiths, Stuart Armstrong, Tom Rogic and new signing Eboue Kouassi. Davies added: “They are all doing light training. “We will assess them over the next 24 hours to see where they are all at because they’re at different stages. “They have had different issues, so we will assess them and then see where they are over the weekend.” sun/conte-set-to-renew-swoop-for-celtic-keeper-craig-gordon-in-the-summer/
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BRENDAN RODGERS and Chris Davies don't strike you as two men with an awful lot to worry about at the moment. Twenty five points clear in the league, domestically unbeaten, a Betfred Cup safely tucked away, and Moussa Dembele and Craig Gordon still in green after days of transfer speculation should deliver the most lightest of moods around a buoyant Lennoxtown for the Celtic management team. You could also throw in a record run into the mix as well to put a smile across their fizzers. But the pair, relentless in their pursuit of excellence - or perfection - can still find improvement even in the smallest of slip ups. Domestically Celtic have won all but one of their match, that single blip coming in a 2-2 draw away to Inverness on a blustery Sunday in September. While it is unlikely Rodgers or Davies will be pouring over the ins and outs of that stalemate come may as the reason a campaign's worth of hard work was wiped out, it doesn't stop the latter from agonising about what is the closest thing to a foot wrong the runaway Ladbrokes Premiership leaders have put all season. “It does annoy you," said the Celtic assistant manager. "After we have conceded goals and even when we concede chances. It does bug you. “Even going back a few years now certain goals still irk you. You keep playing them over in your head. But, they can make you better. You analyse them so it doesn’t happen again. Inverness is still frustrating as there is no way we should have drawn that game. “The motivation aspect is pretty high. Having such a good group of senior pros and a strong captain in the dressing room really helps. Scott Brown really leads from within. “The manager sets the demand every day but you have Scott, Craig [Gordon, Kolo Toure and Mikael Lustig. They are real winners who are always up for it no matter where it is. That brings the young players on as well. “The motivation is still there to go out and win, and be ruthless." Tomorrow's trip to Perth represents Celtic's 24th Premiership game of the season and, given how the previous 23 have gone, one would say it's unlikely their first speed bump in a one-man sprint to the title will be hit tomorrow. However, with St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park, you just never know. The Glasgow club won 4-2 on their last visit there but it was only a Ryan Christie goal deep into injury time that put the result beyond any real doubt. There is also a question mark still hanging over Dembele, Leigh Griffiths, Stuart Armstrong, Tom Rogic and Eboue Kouassi. Still, whispers of an 'invincible' domestic season continue to echo throughout Scottish football around this group of players, but Davies insists they are focused on the task it at hand, despite what could be. "If it is a consequence of doing really good work then so be it," he said. "It is nothing that we talk about or focus on, it is all about the next game. Win the next game, perform in the next game, keep doing that relentlessly." herald/15070313.Only_league_game_we_ve_not_won_still_annoys_me
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"The motivation is still there to go out and win, and be ruthless."
I like this philosophy and wholeheartedly commend it to the house.
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4 Feb 2017, 12:05 PM
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He regularly talks of the next 4 or 5 years. I genuinely believe that he'll do a Larsson & cement himself as a true Celtic great.
He wins a treble this year  and even if they don't I guess he wants to see what he can do in Europe as much as anything. With 6iar on the horizon I can't see him leaving before 10 especially if he's progressing in Europe. There's a stamp to be put into the history books and Brendan wants to make it a big one. God I hope so.
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4 Feb 2017, 04:02 PM
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Dont want to bump the Deila thread but has anyone seen the power of pish Ronny was putting out in a norwegian interview all about how he laid the groundwork for what has come this season.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/ronny-deila-insists-hes-not-9755262
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4 Feb 2017, 04:34 PM
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And I feel a sense of ownership about this team that I helped create. I created things at Celtic and they are now reaping the rewards of it. One of the reasons I got the job was that Celtic realised they had to think differently. I certainly was involved in transferring my knowledge to the team and they have reaped the fruits of my labour.
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4 Feb 2017, 04:54 PM
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Don't know if this has been posted but it's a nice piece. Brendan Rodgers pays moving tribute to Celtic icon Tommy Burns: He was sent from Heaven as a saint to be a CeltRodgers revealed his admiration for the late, great Celtic icon after attending this year's Tommy Burns Supper at Celtic Park. Spoiler: click to toggle BYMICHAEL GANNON Brendan Rodgers last week attended his first Burns supper but it wasn’t the legendary Scottish bard who he was quoting and toasting. The Hoops boss raised a glass to the poet of Parkhead and the man who he reckons was a Heaven-sent saint for Celtic . The Tommy Burns Supper at Celtic Park last week brought together friends and family and former teammates of hero, who tragically passed away almost nine years ago. Rodgers forged a firm bond with Burns when the pair were together as coach and manager at Reading following the latter’s stint as Celts boss. And the Northern Irishman admitted it was special to be part of an emotional tribute to the Hoops legend. Speaking in this week’s edition of the Celtic View , Rodgers said: “I’d obviously heard of it and it’s now been happening for a number of years but it was a really nice evening. “It was well put together and it was great to celebrate the memory along with close teammates and friends of his. “It was nice meeting Tommy’s wife Rosemary again and have some of his family whom I haven’t seen for many years, and to evoke memories of him in what is a great season, and celebrate the life of an absolute legend of this club. “Someone said it on the night, and I thought this was a great description of him as a Celtic man, he was actually a saint that lived with the supporters and a saint that went on to play for Celtic. “He was sent from Heaven as a saint to be a Celt and to be in here and I thought that was quite poignant.” Rodgers has a sharpened sense of his Hoops heritage and he admitted he was thrilled his class of 2017 received the Lisbon Lions seal of approval. The current crop of Celtic broke the 50-year record of Jock Stein’s legends when they made it a 27-game unbeaten start to the domestic campaign with their 4-0 win against Hearts on Sunday. Rodgers admitted at the weekend it’s impossible to compare any Celtic side with the 1967 vintage who went on to win five trophies including the European Cup. But it was Lion John Clark was was first on the scene to offer his congratulations on behalf of the all-conquering side from the sixties. Rodgers said: “What I love about John and when I meet any of the Lions is that there are guys who’ve lived the life of a Lisbon Lion, played for the club and created this wonderful history which is celebrated with the supporters and I am only too aware of that. “What strikes me when I meet these men is the humility, what they achieved and the great history but how humble they all are. “John was actually the first guy to come in and congratulate me on the achievement. He was absolutely delighted that we have opened another page in the great history of this club.” Rodgers relished the record but he insisted the time to celebrate will come when the trophies are handed out at the end of the season. He said: “You’ve got no time to analyse and reflect so much now. That will take place at the end of the season when you can look over the course of the season in the numbers. “It’s more difficult now because you become and even bigger scalp so we have to be even tighter and have our spirit even stronger and continue to fight. “That’s what we’ll look to do. It’s something we are ready for, prepared for, but also focus on what we can control, which is what we do on a daily basis and what we do in the games.” Rodgers’s side have picked up where they left off after the winter break and the boss was delighted his club managed to keep hold of striker Moussa Dembele despite Chelsea showing interest. The forward was forced to miss out at the weekend with a knee problem and with Leigh Griffiths also out injured - Celtic managed to thump the Jambos without a front man. Rodgers insisted his side don’t need a striker - as long as they play like a team. He said: “It’s not what we rely on - our reliance is on the team ethos. When I first came in here I was pretty clear in saying there was no individual who’s bigger than the team. “Of course when you have no strikers you have to be creative. The key is making everyone recognise and understand they are part of it. “Some will play a greater part than the others, but you can’t do it on your own. It’s very much a squad game and for that everyone has to be respected and ready to participate. “We came back out of the winter break looking to solidify a lot of the principles of our game like defensive qualities, our attacking qualities and in the first three games we kept clean sheets and scored goals. “The Hearts game was always going to be a test for us but how we dealt with it, again, showed the real fitness of the players. “We had to wait until the last 15 minutes to really close the game out and to do that you have to be fit and strong. It’s something we’ve shown so I can’t speak highly enough about them. “But we want to do more and for that we have to keep improving.” http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brendan-rodgers-pays-moving-tribute-9739042
from tirnaog blogspot: Spoiler: click to toggle The plush surroundings of the Kerrydale Suite of Celtic Park aren’t so far removed from areas of Glasgow where deprivation and lack of opportunity linger on. It was fitting then that the club founded to aid the poorest of the poor in Victorian Glasgow hosted one of those charity events which are such a regular feature in the Celtic family. They travelled from far and wide to celebrate the latest ‘Tommy Burns Supper,’ a tradition started by the Herriot Watt and Edinburgh Celtic Supporters Club more than two decades ago. There remains a very deep and tangible affection for Tommy and hundreds of supporters came to raise funds for his Skin cancer charity and the Celtic Charity Foundation. They also came to remember the man who seemed to have an effect on so many who worked with him or knew him.
The evening began with a speech from STV Political pundit and Celtic fan, Bernard Ponsonby who spoke with his usual authority and eloquence of how his family’s Irish roots and growing up in the Garngad made it virtually impossible that he would follow any other team than Celtic. Being born into a Celtic supporting family is something many of us take for granted but isn’t the only route to Celtic Park. He recounted that the actor, David Hayman, came to Celtic later in life after being impressed by both the club and the supporters. ‘This is a political club,’ Bernard said, ‘political with a small P. The people who follow this club won’t just pass on the other side. They’ll help those who need help. It is a club with core values.’
Among the first footballing guests to speak about Tommy Burns were Tosh McKinley, Tom Boyd, Gordon Strachan and Brendan Rodgers. Tosh was asked about the cross he swung in for the winning goal in the 1995 Cup final and said, ‘Makes a change, I usually get asked about sticking the head on Henrik Larsson.’ Tosh knew what that cup win meant to Burns and the wider Celtic support and was rightly proud that a Celtic supporting lad like him played a part in it. He recounted that him time at Celtic was sometimes less than plain sailing. After one match an elderly fan spoke to him outside Celtic Park saying, ‘Tosh, I’d compare you to Roberto Carlos…compared to him you’re shampooe!’ The sartorially elegant full back was then asked where he bought his sharp suits and replied, ‘It’s amazing what you can get with a crisis loan.’
Gordon Strachan was in top form remembering that epic 2008 championship win and how it was tinged with huge sadness as his great friend and colleague had passed before Celtic won that title. He recalled getting petrol from a garage on the London Road and being asked in the spring of 2008 by the owner who he thought would win the league. Strachan said…
‘I could see by the look of him he was a Rangers fan. I said Celtic will win it to which the man replied ‘naw ye won’t, Rangers will.’ I said ‘well what the f*ck are you asking for?’ In May 2008 as Celtic’s team bus drove back to Celtic Park from Tannadice with the trophy we passed the garage and I said, ‘driver, stop here.’ I went in and asked for the boss and the lassie said ‘He’s not working tonight can I take a message?’ I said, ‘Aye, tell him when he comes in Gordon Strachan said he can go f*ck himself!’
Speaking of his great friend and assistant Manager, Tommy Burns, Strachan recalled one match where the advice he got from his colleague was less than helpful…
‘We were playing Manchester United in the Champions League and they had Giggs, Berbatov, Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez running at us. We were hanging on a bit at the end and the crowd were getting on my back a bit demanding I change it. All I had was Ben Hutchison on the bench. I saw Tommy standing at the opposite end of the dugout watching the team hang on. He comes walking up to me as the crowd think ‘Aye, Tommy will tell him what to do to sort it.’ Well he stops in front of me, puts his hand over his mouth so no one can see what he’s saying and I’m waiting for the tactical master plan, and he said, ‘By the way the blind section and giving you some abuse!’ I looked along and saw a blind guy on his feet waving his arms shouting ‘Strachan yer f*cking useless!’ He canny even see the game and he’s giving me stick! Even his guide dog had its paw over its eyes!’
Brendan Rodgers spoke eloquently and with that media savvy he has. He wouldn’t be drawn on any upcoming transfer business and said when asked is anything happening, ‘Not at the moment.’ His thoughts on Tommy were formed firstly as a young fan from Ireland who followed the Hoops avidly. He was thrilled to work as a young coach under Tommy at Reading and found the man to be as decent as he had heard. When asked to describe Tommy in a few words he replied, ‘He had the X-Factor. He was the top man.’ When asked simply. ‘Celtic or Liverpool?’ he replied, ‘I’ve been a Celtic fan all my life so no doubting who I choose. It’s an honour to manage the club I support.’ When Pat Bonner was asked to sum up Tommy in a few words, he said that Tommy was ‘the personification of Celtic.’ Strachan said simply, ‘He was my best friend.’ Billy Stark spoke of the ‘unbreakable bond’ that the Centenary team had and that Tommy was at the centre of that.
The evening passed with many such anecdotes and now and then the assembled supporters would burst into those chants of ‘Tommy Burns, Tommy Burns, Tommy Burns,’ which used to echo around the stadium. Thousands of pounds were raised for charity and Tommy would have liked that. He would also be delighted that his people still cherish his memory and still remember the flame haired Calton boy who dreamed of playing for the team he loved and made that dream a reality.
There was laughter and tears in the Kerrydale Suite last night but pride also that such a fine man had contributed to Celtic’s history in such a meaningful way. His old friend Peter Grant said movingly, ‘I still talk to him every day.’ For Celtic fans who saw him play or were lucky enough to speak to him, they knew he was special.
Whenever I go to see Celtic play I think of men like Tommy and Jock and Jimmy and know that somehow their spirit is still around the place. To paraphrase Tommy…
‘They’re there and they’re always there.’
Was on the tannadice pitch that night as the team lifted the trophy, was setting up the Clydesdale bank stage and holding the one of the flags as the team walked up to it, still remember strachan trying to get the fans to stop singing to listen to TB's favourite song playing over the tannoy.
Proudest night of my life
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4 Feb 2017, 05:12 PM
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Get to absolute eff Deila, you charlatan
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4 Feb 2017, 05:17 PM
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Billy McNeill - "Mr Celtic"
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Wept Jeez!!!
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4 Feb 2017, 05:18 PM
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Aye nae bother Ronny.
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4 Feb 2017, 05:32 PM
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4 Feb 2017, 07:12 PM
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It feels like yesterday... I wish it was tomorrow.
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effing chancer Deila, absolute chancer.
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4 Feb 2017, 07:58 PM
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Mind Berti Vogts did the same a few years ago when Scotland were looking nearly half decent for a wee while.
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4 Feb 2017, 08:01 PM
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Deila you effing roaster.
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4 Feb 2017, 08:03 PM
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Thanks Ronny.
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4 Feb 2017, 11:47 PM
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By the standard of the Scottish game, Kieran Tierney and Moussa Dembele represent the equivalent of untold wealth – potentially £65 million - according to some estimates of their potential worth. That figure is fantastic – in the original conjuring sense of the word – yet within the bounds of possibility if Celtic's young duo fulfil their ambitions and those of their coaches. Of Tierney, Celtic’s 19-year-old left-back, who has reclaimed his place in the side after a three-month layoff because of injury, the Hoops assistant manager, Chris Davies, said: “He’s got this great synergy of old and new school and that’s what makes him stand out. In the next few years he can develop and the manager’s plan is for him to stay and develop into a world class talent.” Tierney came to the attention of a greater audience because of his compelling duel with Raheem Sterling when Manchester City came behind three times to draw 3-3 with Celtic in a Champions League group stage fixture at Parkhead and it was in that game that Dembele also paraded his credentials by scoring a double. The 20-year-old French striker, who reportedly had a £40 million price tag placed upon him by Celtic in the recent transfer window, has enthused Davies because of his similarly practical approach to his career. “Moussa's an intelligent boy. He knows this is the best place for him,” Davies said. “He loves it here, he's had a great time and he's got a real inner belief that he's a top player and that if he wants that move it will come at the right time for him. “He doesn't have to go chasing it, thinking that it might not come again. That's a sign of the self-confidence he has. Like Tierney, he's still got development to come. “Moussa started at PSG, went to Fulham, comes to Celtic and thinks that's the right place for him to develop. He's made some good decisions, all with this belief that he's going to be a top player, but he works hard. It's one thing believing or saying that but you have to actually deliver. “You've got to be professional, the way he lives his life. He's a player that loves football, watches a lot of games and has a real interest and passion for the game. He enjoys studying the game and he's got all the potential to progress but there's a humility there, so that he knows he has to keep working hard.” For less well-provided opponents, the most dispiriting feature of Celtic’s current form - which has seen them set a new club record of 28 successive domestic games unbeaten is that Brendan Rodgers’ squad achieved their aim while short of Tierney between October and January and, more recently, minus Dembele and other significant contributors such as Dembele, Leigh Griffiths, Tom Rogic and Stuart Armstrong. “We have had to find solutions,” said Davies. “With Griffiths, Dembele, Armstrong and Rogic out (against Aberdeen) I think it was 31 goals they had scored amongst them. We had scored 59 going into the game, so that was over half the goals taken out of the team, let alone assists. “You want your goal scorers and assist-makers and your creative players there because you have 60-70 per cent of the ball and you're looking to create and score goals. Luckily, we have found solutions with little tactical changes and also players coming into different positions.” Even at the heart of defence, where Erik Sviatchenko has been added to the roster of patients in the treatment room, a smooth transition has seen Dedryck Boyata – a fringe figure who made a single appearance during the first half of the season – step in with two goals in three outings in the space of a week, his latest being the winner against Aberdeen on Wednesday as Celtic posted their 18th straight league victory. Now it is Sviatchenko who finds himself having to make a case for resumption of duty. “He’s training well. He had a slight injury issue which put him out initially, but he’s working hard to make sure he’s ready when his chance comes around again,” said Davies. “That’s what you’ve got to do. It’s a long season playing 60-odd games. There are going to be periods when you’re out of the team and you’ve just got to stay strong mentally, keeping a belief in yourself as a player. Then when your chance comes you take it. Erik’s calm about it.” kieran-tierney-moussa-dembele-could-celtics-fortune-young-duo/
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5 Feb 2017, 12:20 AM
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A spray tanned Furby, eating KFC and screaming at a Gold Star family
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It's strange that article referenced the Man City game. Sterling roasted Tierney that night.
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5 Feb 2017, 12:38 AM
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To be fair he's just talking up his CV. He knows he'll never get a job as big as that again. Now that he's not our manager I feel sorry for him. Good luck to the guy
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5 Feb 2017, 12:43 AM
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- 5 Feb 2017, 12:20 AM
It's strange that article referenced the Man City game. Sterling roasted Tierney that night. Except from when Sterling scored an OG from Tierney's cross.
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5 Feb 2017, 12:49 AM
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- Bodom Bhoy
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It's strange that article referenced the Man City game. Sterling roasted Tierney that night.
Except from when Sterling scored an OG from Tierney's cross. And Tierney assisted Dembele's 2nd goal.
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5 Feb 2017, 01:09 AM
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Interesting to read from Davies that Eric wasn't dropped, he was injured and that gave Boyata his chance.
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