Brendan Rodgers “Hope and Constitated” The Celtic fans were not banned from their Champions League in Bayern Munich after another disciplinary notice in the European Union.
The Scottish heroes were in a suspended ban on the masses far from a series of fines about the use of fireworks, and an accident in Villa Park on Wednesday sparked the possibility of creativity.
The photos show a person from the mobile support carrying a green smoke, then delivered on the field during the Celtic 4-2 defeat by Aston Villa.
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The collars will face the Bundesliga team next month, and the club told the fans to be aware of a possible prohibition of the leg away if the reservation is traveling to Germany.
Rodgers said Sky Sports News: “The real Celtic supporters who are associated with our clubs, it's the last thing they want to hear. Men and people who travel for years and years all over the world, at home and away,”
“This is not what we want. However, it was the culmination of the things that came on our way as a club.
“I just hope and call that, especially in a game of this size, or any game for this issue, but certainly this next game, which is not taken from these supporters that mean everything for it.”
Celtic will have to overcome the Vincent Companish team on the legs to reach the Champions League at the end of the last 16, where they will face Bayern Leverkusen or Atletico Madrid.
Rodgers added that at the beginning, at the beginning of the competition, we wanted to get there and did so.
“A truly creative club in world football, so we will look forward to this when it comes to.”
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Celtic manager hopes to add Celtic team before the transfer date, but he does not expect Kiran Turney to arrive in January.
So far, Jota is the only new access to CELTIC in January with the team's pavilion for the Sunday Park match after it was not qualified to play against Villa in the middle of the week.
Rodgers is confident of adding his team before the deadline on Monday, but he does not hope that Arsenal defender Kiran Terney will return to Glasgow before the end of the season.
“For me, that's always that this would be the summer,” he said.
“I know that there is a lot of work behind the scenes.
“Nothing is now announced, but there was a lot of work that continued, so my point of view was always and hope that we will be stronger than the window.
“Our mission is to continue to improve the team.”
