Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers visits Glasgow restaurant as staff call him an 'absolute gentleman'

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers visits Glasgow restaurant as staff call him an 'absolute gentleman'

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers was spotted at an Italian restaurant in Glasgow on Saturday night. He swapped the football pitch for a relaxing evening …

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