Celtic: Brendan Rodgers ‘Nadi and Prayer’ Fans are not forbidden on the Champions League trip to Bayern Munich | Football news
Brendan Rodgers “hopes and pray” Kelt fans are not banned in the play-offs of the Champions League at Bayern Munich after another UEFA disciplinary notification.
The Scottish champions were on a suspended ban on fans after a series of fines for the use of pyrotechnics, and the incident at Villa Park on Wednesday encouraged a potential triggering of the sentence.
The photos show someone among passenger support holding the Green Smoke Kanistar, who was then thrown into the field during the Celtics defeat of 4-2 of Aston Villa.
The training sessions will face the Bundesliga on the side next month, and the club told the fans to be aware of the possible ban for a visiting leg if the reservation travels to Germany.
Rodgers said Sky Sports News: “Our true Celtic supporters who are related to our club, this is the last thing they want to hear. The guys and people who travel for years and years throughout the world, home and far”, “
“That’s not what we would like. However, it was the highlight of things that came to us as a club.
“I just hope and pray that, especially in the game of such a size or any game on this regard, but certainly the next game, not to take away from those supporters for whom Celtic means everything.”
Celtic will have to beat the side of Vincent Company over two legs to reach the Champions League for the last 16, where they would face Bayern Leverkusen or Atletico Madrid.
“I think we wanted to get there at the beginning of the competition at the beginning of the competition and we did that, Rodgers added.
“A really iconic club in world football, so we’ll look forward to it when it comes.”
So far, Jota is the only new arrival in Celtics in January with a wing player on a team for Sunday’s game at Fir Park, after being undeniable to play against the villa in the middle of the week.
Rodgers is convinced that he added his band before the deadline on Monday, but he does not hope that Arsenal’s defender Kieran Tierney will return to Glasgow before the end of the season.
“For me, that always looked like that summer,” he said.
“I know a lot of work happens behind the scenes.
“There is nothing to declare now, but there was a lot of work that lasted, so my gaze and hope was always that we would be stronger through the window.
“Our job is to continue to improve the team.”
