Talk about trading immortality for mediocrity. That banner’s message seemed apposite on Thursday, though just the first part, not the second. Because let’s get this straight from the off.

His departure left many at Celtic feeling betrayed. At Celtic Park, a banner directed at Rodgers read: “You traded immortality for mediocrity. Never a Celt. Always a fraud”.

Brendan Rodgers is back at Celtic four years after he dropped them to join Leicester. Rodgers did not exactly get the fondest of farewells after ditching them in February 2019 while the club chased… ...

Wide-ranging interview as Celtic boss scoops football writers’ award The banner referencing Brendan Rodgers was hard to miss. No, not that one. This was at Tannadice rather than Tynecastle, in a ...

A banner raised by Celtic fans criticising departed boss Brendan Rodgers "wasn't right," according to Scotland assistant coach James McFadden. Fans took to Hearts' Tynecastle stadium on Wednesday ...

Why new Astros' infielder is excited to leave purported hitter's paradise Brendan Rodgers struggled in the altitude of Colorado. Will a move south change his fortunes?

Rodgers could have strengthened his case to stick with Houston after hitting a 3-run homer in Tuesday night's 4-3 loss to the Brewers.

A plane bearing a banner calling for the dismissal of Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was flown over Anfield just before their Premier League match against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.

The easy line is that Champions League nights against heavyweights such as Atletico Madrid are the reason Brendan Rodgers dared accept the highest-possible risk Celtic comeback.

Brendan Rodgers' departure seems to be proving a hard reality to digest for Celtic FC fans after yet another wave of accusing fingers.

The banner referencing Brendan Rodgers was hard to miss. No, not that one. This was at Tannadice rather than Tynecastle, in a moment of triumph as opposed to perceived treachery.