Brendan Rodgers lands new job in Saudi months on from Celtic explosion
Brendan Rodgers is swapping Glasgow for Khobar as he lands a new job in Saudi Arabia.
Brendan Rodgers is swapping Glasgow for Khobar as he lands a new job in Saudi Arabia.
Brendan Abroad is happening, as former Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is reportedly set to become the new head coach of Saudi side Al Qadsiah.
According to reports, Liverpool have already decided their ‘top’ target to replace head coach Arne Slot and he is ‘willing to listen to an offer’.
According to reports, Daniel Farke is on the brink of losing his job at Leeds United, who have identified their ‘top replacement target’.
Daniel Farke is the manager under the harshest international-break spotlight which leads us to inevitably ponder who might be next in the Leeds hotseat.
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Everton are reportedly going to sack head coach David Moyes ‘in the near future’ and this makes perfect sense as their transitional phase ends…
We could see Brendan Rodgers at West Ham, but where’s the fun in that? For his sake and ours, it’s time to take the Brendan Show to the international stage.
Neither West Ham nor Wolves are likely to turn their noses up at Brendan Rodgers despite a Celtic chief exposing his press conference lies in a wild statement.
Ange Postecoglou would reportedly ‘seriously consider’ a return to Celtic of the opportunity arose, and he ‘could be an option’ if one thing happens at the club.
Nottingham Forest’s ‘top target’ to replace Nuno Espirito Santo has been backed to ‘quit’ and accept an ‘offer’ to join the Premier League club.
According to reports, two problems could prevent a box-office link-up between Jose Mourinho and Evangelos Marinakis at Nottingham Forest.
This is the ninth time since 2010/11 a Big Six side has had seven points or fewer after six games. So what happened the other eight times?
Perhaps it’s just as well that Liverpool seem not to be rushing to bring in Arne Slot’s first new signing, rather than rush into making one of these.
For any Manchester United manager to survive a drop from third to eighth seems preposterous. The closest precedent is Brendan Rodgers.
Former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been labelled a “dinosaur” for calling a female reporter a “good girl” after Celtic beat Motherwell.
Gerrard left Liverpool in 2015 after Rodgers told him his game time would be limited, only for Klopp to arrive two months later. Gerrard was ‘devastated’.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has defended former Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson over his controversial move to Saudi Arabia.
Brendan Rodgers says he does not “regret” leaving Celtic for Leicester City in 2019 but does regret the “hurt” he caused the club’s fans.
Brendan Rodgers is about to become Celtic manager for the second time; if he spoke to this sextet then he would never go back.
Brendan Rodgers is reportedly closing in on a return to Celtic after Ange Postecoglou left the Scottish champions for Tottenham.
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou is now a clear favourite to be the next Spurs boss, but Luis Enrique remains in contention.
This lot sacked by Premier League clubs in 2022/23 will be on radars in 2023/24, because scouting is tiring and it’s nice to see the same old faces.
Leicester aren’t the first club to go from being champions to getting relegated in just a few years, but the club won’t recover unless they look forward.
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Tottenham have made Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou their new first choice to succeed Antonio Conte at the end of the season, according to reports.
According to reports, ex-Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers is ‘extremely keen’ to join Tottenham but Daniel Levy is against the appointment.
Leicester City are at an ‘advanced’ stage of talks as they look to appoint former Aston Villa boss Dean Smith as interim manager, according to reports.
Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson thinks ex-Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers would “do well” if he is appointed Tottenham manager.
Leicester are in a relegation battle, will lose their two best players in the summer and have no money to speak of. Who’s up for it? Anyone?