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Hay from the athletic as we dive into the little bite sized Monday edition and where we have

a bit of a chance against the clock for for 15 minutes. You and I Phil and we will start

that clock right now and I'll tell you what with the first question, which is might's

more of a statement. It's not Brendan Rogers then. No, it's not, um, appeal to the 49ers

as you would really despite what had gone on at Leicester still has as high stock in the game.

But the indication from Rogers right from the very start was that he wasn't tempted.

He didn't want to drop into the championship. I think he felt himself and we'll see whether

or not he does end up at Celtic, but he felt that if the Celtic job was there for him and he

could take it and he went up there and did well, it would open the door again to a premier league

position, which I think is what he is really after long term. And there's no denying whatever

view of Scottish football that it is a route into that lake, you know, if I'd had ange

post-Cogley going to Spurs previously, you've had Rogers himself moving south, although he was

a premier league coach prior to going to Celtic for the first time. And I'm also Steven Gerrard to

to ask him, Willis. So no, to long story short, it won't be Rogers coming to Leicester as I say,

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