Breaking:Brendan Rodgers will not leave! £18k-p/w ace wants to leave cease the controversy

Breaking:Brendan Rodgers will not leave! £18k-p/w ace wants to leave cease the controversy

The skill of effective football administration involves a certain amount of control freakery.

It isn’t an option. It is an absolute necessity.

Those who report to the man in charge must always have the utmost regard for him.

They cannot be relied upon to comply with his requests unless they have unwavering faith in his instructions and tactics.

And control is impossible without confidence. Then there are the tiny margins and the painstaking attention to even the smallest details, which can turn into an obsession. Without carefully examining everything and staying aware of every detail,

the degree of risk increases correspondingly.

Furthermore, no control freak in the entire globe is content to let fate decide their destiny and become a hostage to it.

The aforementioned information may assist to explain why Brendan Rodgers has called his first season back at

Celtic the most difficult he has ever managed.

There have been difficult times throughout it when it would have seemed like things were being left up to fate.

Rodgers, for instance, could hardly walk through his Lennoxtown headquarters without running across another

one of his star players hobbling into or out of the treatment area. At a time when an unstoppable momentum

seemed to be being built by a new manager across town.

Rodgers might have been forced so far outside of his comfort zone that he would have lost control of his own destiny if

Rangers had taken the lead and managed to hold it. And he might have been terrified to death by that concept.

But when the pressure mounted, Rodgers remained steadfastly committed to his beliefs. Most importantly, so did his team.

This is why, throughout the pivotal juncture of this season’s campaign, a soothing sense of authority reappeared.

And on Wednesday night, just moments after witnessing his team destroy Kilmarnock 5-0 and sweep across the finish line, Rodgers appeared to be entirely at peace once more. Even if the welling in his eyes, for once, conveyed the feelings

But in the interim, I’ll get this team ready to win and establish this club for success.

Events such as this one greatly contribute to the reconnection of people.

With just two games left, a Scottish Cup Final against Rangers and a trophy hoist against St.

Mirren at home on Saturday, Rodgers seems to have timed his quest for atonement just right.

Furthermore, he thinks his team is carrying on their leader’s legacy. which is precisely how he wants it.

When asked whether they could get better over the next ten days, Rodgers responded,

“That would be the plan.” There’s undoubtedly genuine excitement and happiness, but we’ll get better before the weekend.

Celtic will generate a little profit.

Now that they’ve turned a little profit on one of their loanees,

Celtic might be ready to begin their summer transfer window.

That comes in the shape of Sead Haksabanovic, the forgotten guy whose future at Celtic seems assured to be far off in the upcoming campaign.

Although he has been on loan at Stoke City for the season, he has only made 19 appearances in the Championship, starting 11 games and scoring just one goal while helping his team narrowly escape relegation to League One.

Given his difficulties, the Potters do not want to make the loan move permanent; he will likely return to Celtic, albeit his stay there may not be long.

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