Brendan Rodgers break silence and list out his opinion over the latest Celtic F.C protests at Partick Thistle

Celtic advanced to the semi-finals of the Premier Sports Cup with a 4-0 victory over Partick Thistle.

At Firhill, Celtic secured a relatively straightforward victory over Partick, with four distinct goal scorers. Brendan Rodgers observed the spectacle.

The Celtic manager’s starting XI was significantly altered as Rodgers rotated his squad in anticipation of the commencement of his Europa League campaign on Wednesday night.

However, Rodgers was responding to enquiries regarding his perspective on the Firhill protest by referencing yet another episode of Celtic supporter protests against the board.

After the board protest, Brendan Rodgers praised the Celtic supporter support. The fans are not allowing their anger towards the board to subside, as evidenced by their exceptional performance at Partick Thistle this weekend.

“Very much so,” Rodgers stated to Sky Sports Scotland when informed that the supporters had never ceased to support the team. I would never dictate to the supporters what to do or how to feel.

“However, I am under the impression that they have not overlooked the team.” “They are aware of the support, the players sense it, and they are motivated by it. We received exceptional support throughout the day.”

Rodgers, who is a Celtic supporter, can relate to the frustration that the supporters are experiencing as a result of the shambolic transfer window and the humiliating Champions League exit.

Observe the exceptional performance of Celtic supporters in their match against the Parkhead board.
Celtic supporters’ initial response to Kilmarnock was an effective headline-grabbing manoeuvre. The press discussed the 12th-minute walk-in all week, which was highly effective despite its subtlety.

However, the Celtic supporters at Firhill exceeded expectations with this exceptional performance:

Every Celtic supporter who participated in this deserves a hearty round of applause, as the organisation and execution of this protest were exceptional and will be the subject of conversation for the remainder of the week.