Brendan Rodgers is refusing to back down in his row with Celtic supporters and insisted he’s too old and too experienced to bite his tongue.

The Celtic boss sparked a huge reaction after Sunday's 3-0 win over St Mirren when he rounded on supporters for failing to get behind his players when the scores were level

Brendan Rodgers hit out at a section of the Celtic support for “a total lack of respect” towards to Greg Taylor by singing Kieran Tierney’s name near the end of the 3-0 win over St Mirren. The Hoops boss also called out supporters at Parkhead for groaning at his side’s play before Nicolas Kuhn’s opener after 33 minutes,

Hoops supporters were left stunned after getting a major telling off from the boss who had a real bee in his bonnet on Sunday

Brendan Rodgers does not want Celtic supporters to chant Kieran Tierney’s name amid links with a move away from Arsenal. The Scotland international came through the ranks with the Glasgow giants and won four Scottish Premiership titles alongside a raft of cup trophies before leaving for the Gunners in 2019.

BRENDAN RODGERS has branded Celtic supporters chanting Kieran Tierney’s name DISRESPECTFUL. Some Hoops supporters were singing about their former star defender as they wrapped up a

BBC Sport reported that Celtic had held talks to re-sign the Scotland international on a pre-contract agreement from Arsenal. The left back joined the Gunners from Celtic for £25