if he could do what he did without ratcheting up the wages to unsustainable levels then he would been good for celtic
he couldn't therefore he wasn't good manager
good coach
but the higher wages meant he was gonna kill club unless it was checked
good coaches dont come cheap usually and his signings were not good value even if they were best in scotland at time.
if you cant cut your cloth then your not a good manager and he cant work in constrained market conditions
He signed no-one other than dembele which was market anomaly, he signed no-one who added value to club even if they were decent players.
Not good enough
He was bad for club
very very bad
good for the people who think money grows on trees
But money doesnt grow on trees
And unless you have a money tree like Leicester have he is totally overrated manager
good coach
one of the worst managers at signing players who add value both on/off the pitch
Yet again Tet your points are not really valid and can somewhat be very misleading and using money as a smokescreen.
In defence of the snake, he didn't need to prove himself any more on the domestic front and really wanted to take us to the next level of been competing with the big boys in Europe.
After an invincible season in Scotland with an ageing team that needed reinvestment he got nothing, played safe and only hoped we might get the riches of CL or were we more content to wait on the scum to play catch up?
Oh yeah, he got 3 projects only to loan back and not to be heard of again.
Yes I do believe that the board forced him out by not giving him the finance's to get to the bigger stage, as PL traitor seemed more interested in saving his precious "old firm" brand.
What have we had since?
I can only describe it as a punt on the cheap and hope it comes good.
TET maybe you could put a figure on the wasted investments between fees and wages that have served no purpose whatsoever.
Maybe you are content at going from invinceables to unconvincing? As I am far from happy about it.
Even now we are paying big wages on players who have no interest in being here, loan signings on ridiculous amounts of money again not fulfilling the wages they are been paid.
So to me your claims do not add up at all, in fact trying to place the blame on Rodgers is just a cheap shot as he will always be an easy target.
I don't believe we can get a manager who will stick to the restraints PL places upon them, not unless we stick with Lenny acting as his puppet which is also an option, one I won't be in favour of