Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers declared he had the right to air his emotions as he claimed the pursuit of unity was his main motivation in calling out the reaction of some fans on Sunday.
Rodgers had argued that supporters who chanted the name of signing target Kieran Tierney were being disrespectful to fellow left-back Greg Taylor.
And, after a 3-0 win over St Mirren, he called for fans to show their support, instead of negativity, when his players need to pass the ball back to change the point of their attack.
Ahead of Wednesday’s visit of Dundee United, Rodgers described his comments as an “observation” rather than a demand.
“I think everyone has the right to air their emotion and their feeling, and…