Champions League: Celtic boss hopes fan ban threat changes pyro behaviour
“I really hope that football can become a lighthouse of change here. I don’t want to reach the point where we enter such a scale game, and we cannot accept our support foundation Supporters.
Rodgers pointed out that the Celtic will state a case to the European Union (UEFA) in order to avoid the ban.
However, when asked if tens of thousands of fans were imposed because of a splendid spot in Villa Park, this is a pity, “If this kind of thing is needed, it must change to change Essence
“This is a series of incidents that lead to this incident. We cannot continue to pay a fine worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.”
Any further punishment will depend on the control of UEFA, moral and disciplinary agencies-unlikely to carry out results before next week-it may also investigate the chanting of banners and Birmingham competitions.
In a website statement, the Celtics said: “The club obviously will make a strong representative to the European Union, and will do everything possible to ensure that our fans can participate in our next champion league.
“However, obviously, supporters may not be able to participate.
“In view of this situation, the club has the responsibility to make supporters aware of this risk when considering arranging travel, until the European Union provides further information.”
The Scottish champion has ensured a seat on the playoff stage in the new championship format until they defeat Vera 4-2.
The Celtics attracted Bayern and Bayern on Friday. After the first round of the first round of Glasgow last week, at the first round of Glasgow, at the Alliana Arena on February 18 or 19 ( Allianz are).
