In an attempt to alter the perception of his Bhoys club for this season, Celtics manager Brendan Rodgers used a media strategy this week.
Following Sunday’s thrilling comeback against Motherwell in the second half, Aaron Rodgers was notably reticent towards reporters and made headlines for an interview he had with BBC Radio Scotland.
It’s clear he feels his side have come in for some undue criticism this season, communicating his belief that some of this has been driven by the press.
is now actively addressing the perceptions around his team and this week held a meeting with a small group of print press journalists at to present some video footage and talk through his tactical approach.
reports that, on Tuesday, he gave something of a tactical tutorial to reporters for around half an hour, showcasing various Celtic goals from the last few years – under his watch and from the era.
The conclusion from Keith Jackson is that Rodgers was attempting to show there are more similarities between his tactical approach and Postecoglou’s than many people have assumed.
AngeBall, as many called it, had a fantastic reputation during the Australian’s tenure and it seems that the current Celtic manager feels his system isn’t too dissimilar – despite all the criticism.
