Celtic fans on Ange Postecoglou, Martin O’Neill and Brendan Rodgers

Michael: Over the past few months, Brendan has seemed unable to change his style of play. The team’s approach was predictable and slow, and they seemed to have no plan B. He also seemed to have well-rehearsed answers when asked about the results, answers that did not criticize anyone, not even himself. Quite political.

Marianne: Rodgers has done it again. He had to stay and prove that he could turn things around. It caused a lot of bad feelings.

Jimmy: I think Rodgers has been working on his exit ticket since late April. The team selection for each match has left many fans scratching their heads.

Graham: I’m not a fan of Desmond and the statement is not a great look. However, Rodgers repeatedly tried to deflect attention from his inability to turn things around on the pitch by publicly undermining the team and blaming the board. He did it again on Sunday. I’m sure he was asked to resign or fired.

opinion: It should not have been returned in the first place. It was always going to end badly.

Rob: The writing has been on the wall since Rodgers made his comments about the board and the team. It is clear that he does not want to own up to his mistakes this season and it has cost him dearly. Let’s just hope the season can be salvaged.

David: He lost the locker room. His comments about cars were disgraceful and the players abandoned him. Time was up.

dew: Just like last time in Season 3, he jumped ship when things weren’t going his way. Yes, the lack of transfer activity didn’t help, but pointing the finger at the board didn’t help either and helped create a toxic atmosphere within the club. The team was supposed to be good enough to beat Dundee and Almaty.

Jack: It’s as if you were a child and your parents were arguing and you weren’t quite sure who was wrong. Not yet anyway.