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Brendan Rodgers lacked the self-awareness to realise he was the architect of his downfall at Celtic, writes MIKE KEEGAN - here's why many insiders would agree with club's explosive takedown of 'divisive' boss

Daily Mail 1 min read 17 hours ago

MIKE KEEGAN: Rodgers is a man who famously had a large self-portrait of himself in his house. A man whose opinion of himself appeared to lead him to think he could take on Desmond and win.
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