Celtic told to repeat Brendan Rodgers move with new manager despite remarkable fallout

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Brendan Rodgers' second stint as Celtic manager has ended prematurely, with the club's major shareholder Dermot Desmond responding with a lengthy and spiky statementCeltic's second spell with Brendan Rodgers at the helm might have ended messily, but the Glasgow club have been urged to pursue another managerial reunion. He was loved the first time round," Sutton - who won four league titles as a Celtic player - told Sky Sports."His brand of football went down well in Glasgow.

I think that would be a pretty obvious choice, a good choice and bring a lot of positivity back to Celtic, which they need right now."Sutton also supported the return of O'Neill, who led Celtic to three league titles during a five-year spell as permanent manager.. "I think that the support will be happy that Martin has come back because he was loved in his time as manager there," the former England international wrote.READ MORE: Martin O'Neill backed rivals to win league title just hours before Celtic appointmentCeltic major shareholder Dermot Desmond tore into Rodgers in a public statement after the manager's resignation.

He led Spurs to Europa League glory last season but also oversaw a 17th-place finish in the league, while his spell at Nottingham Forest this season ended after just 39 days and no wins.Postecoglou attempted to defend his record before Forest pulled the plug, pointing to a fifth-place finish in his first Spurs season as well as the trophy in his second. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.Sky Sports discounted Premier League and EFL packageThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.