BBC pundits respond to Celtic supporters’ songbook by sending a message to Brendan Rodgers via Kieran Tierney.

BBC pundits respond to Celtic supporters’ songbook by sending a message to Brendan Rodgers via Kieran Tierney.

 

Brendan Rodgers discovered on Wednesday night that supporters are invincible, regardless of the outcome of a football match.

 

 

 

In the wake of Brendan Rodgers’ recent outbursts, Celtic secured a 2-0 victory over Dundee United, thereby extending their lead at the summit of the Premiership table to 16 points.

 

 

 

The Celtic manager was quite vocal in his defense of the team’s manner of play following the victory over St. Mirren and the subsequent cries regarding Kieran Tierney.

 

 

 

Tierney’s Arsenal contract is set to expire in the summer, and the London club is anticipated to release him. Consequently, he may return to Celtic. Supporters are now anticipating the Scotland star’s return to the location where it all began, which is understandable.

 

 

 

Consequently, Tierney’s name was being chanted in opposition to St Mirren; however, Rodgers perceived it as an insult to Greg Taylor. This sparked a discussion over the past few days, and the Celtic supporters responded perfectly against Dundee United, as well as their sentiments regarding the team’s style.

 

 

 

The irritations of Celtic supporters toward Dundee United Daizen Maeda scored the opening goal after 23 minutes, but the supporters were required to wait until Reo Hatate emerged from the bench to provide the necessary cushion with less than ten minutes remaining.

 

 

Allan Preston, in an interview with BBC Radio Scotland, observed that the champions were striving to score the “perfect” goal in response to Rodgers’ defense of the team’s manner of play earlier in the week.

 

 

Pat Bonner further stated that there was a “slight amount of frustration” among the fans at Parkhead due to the fact that the second goal was not scored until less than ten minutes remained.

 

 

 

Preston stated, “You are aware of my assessment of Celtic and their lack of accomplishments.” “I observed them play against St Johnstone, and Engels in particular, they executed some exceptional crosses.

 

 

 

” They have not implemented that measure. They are endeavoring to achieve the ideal objective for me. Circulating it.” Bonner further stated, “When you fail to score the second goal, a slight sense of frustration with the fans arises.” You are perpetually apprehensive.

 

 

 

There was a small amount of that (fans’ frustration). “Of course, fans, as you would have expected.”Brendan Rodgers’ criticism of Kieran Tierney prompts Celtic supporters to chant for the club’s legends.

 

 

The Celtic legends of the past were serenaded during the victory over Dundee United, as the supporters responded in a brilliant manner to Rodgers’ criticism over those Tierney chants.

 

 

 

Allan Preston and Pat Bonner were present at the stadium to witness the entire event, and they were delighted by the enthusiastic response from the devout, as they stated on BBC Radio Scotland. Preston’s sole regret was that Bonner’s name was not sung, despite the presence of Charlie Mulgrew and King Henrik Larsson.

 

 

Preston further stated, “The Charlie Mulgrew song was released.” Henrik Larsson. Tommy Burns, the late, outstanding, and brilliant individual. They reviewed each one tonight. Just waiting for Packie’s (Bonner’s) melody. There ought to have been.