Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has escalated his criticism of the officiating following a contentious defeat at Tynecastle, despite facing a charge from the SFA for his comments after Sunday’s defeat.
Rodgers highlighted his commitment to defending the team and the club, asserting that the information leading to Hyunjun Yang’s appeal dismissal was flawed.
Brendan Rodgers Intensifies Criticism Amid SFA Charge
The Celtic boss is not retreating from his stance and aims to spotlight the poor officiating that he believes contributed significantly to Celtic’s loss. Rodgers’ position underscores a deeper issue within Scottish football, concerning the accuracy and fairness of refereeing decisions, particularly those influenced by VAR interventions.
Rodgers and the Celtic board are preparing to contest the charge vigorously, indicating a broader clash between the club and the footballing authorities over governance and accountability in the Scotland.
The situation underscores a pivotal moment for Celtic with Rodgers leading the charge against what is perceived as systemic issues within the officiating framework.
Until the hearing, which is scheduled for March 28th, you can listen to the Celtic manager’s comments on the issue below.
