Brendan Rodgers & Celtic: How an irreversible collapse led to a split

The fans are angry, they now see him as a martyr who can be made of his shield because his directors will not return his vision to bring success.

Of course, the leak was poisonous, of course, and it was meant to hurt Rodgers, which it did. He called an investigation and to get the guilty person. If there is an investigation then we never hear about it.

At that time it was simply rodgers who lost the support of the people above him.

Regular grapes about transfers are followed by a desperate start to the season. A weak exit from the Champions League, Flat Domestic Performance, a stench of decay in the air.

Blame shifted. When Celtic lost to Dundee a few weeks ago he replied: “You can’t give the keys to a Honda Civic and drive like a Ferrari.”

If Rodgers had said that after losing a big Champions League game then it would have been contentious enough, but after a loss to Dundee – with a tiny fraction of Celtic’s resources – it was mortifying. Later, he doubled it.

The fans, increasingly tired of excuses, aren’t buying it, but if it’s a battle between Rodgers and their eyes, their eyes, their eyes, their eyes, Rodgers is still a winner.

Nothing is heard from Desmond, as usual, but the story of his business life tells us that he does not appreciate his people going rogue. Rodger’s commentary by Rodger’s commentary, those who wash their minds should start dancing.

Monday, at the end of a loss of hearts that put Eight Celtic points behind Derek Mcinnes’ team, is the Endgame. Desmond opened his laptop. Suddenly, unaware and almost shocked by its strength, he did not surrender himself.

Undoubtedly, elements of what Rodgers did and said were self-serving. He dropped hints that some players were signed without his full approval, something Desmond has vehemently denied.

He said as recently as Sunday that he wasn’t as determined to fix things as he was in the here and now, but confidence was clearly gone. In the same direction.

Divorce is the best course of action. It is an irreversible collapse. Bad and embarrassing.

Rodgers makes good points, though, and the supporters, even if they’re giving him up on the new show, are behind him in other areas.

Some see him now as a lamb, a man who had the courage to speak out about the problems facing the club and was fired for it. Desmond silenced and humiliated.

This is an interpretation that has merit, but they are two parties involved in this break-up.

Through his waustic words, Desmond makes this a cruel parting. We’ll get rodger’s riposte in time, but his time is up. Will not come back this time, even once a proper farewell. A sad, but inevitable conclusion.