Leake video of Celtic embarrassing their self in a dressing room after 1:1 against rangers- rodgers is a total shame

In the aftermath of Sunday’s heated 1–1 draw against arch-rivals Rangers at Celtic Park, a leaked video has surfaced online showing chaotic scenes inside the Celtic dressing room. The video, which has rapidly gone viral on social media, depicts players shouting at one another while manager Brendan Rodgers stands by, seemingly overwhelmed and without control of the situation.

The result itself was a bitter pill for Celtic supporters. While the team managed to avoid defeat with a second half equalizer from Adam Idah, fans were left frustrated by the flat performance, especially with the Scottish Premiership title race hanging in the balance. But what has truly ignited backlash is the footage that surfaced just hours after the final whistle.

The leaked video believed to have been captured on a player’s phone shows several senior players engaged in a heated verbal altercation. Daizen Maeda can be seen visibly agitated, gesturing angrily as teammates attempt to calm him down. The room is in disarray, with jerseys flung across benches and staff attempting to restore order. Amid the commotion, Brendan Rodgers appears motionless, arms folded and expressionless, offering no vocal leadership or direction.

The lack of intervention from Rodgers has become a focal point of criticism. A segment of Celtic supporters and pundits are now questioning his authority, leadership style, and suitability to continue in charge of the club.

“Celtic fans demand passion, structure, and most of all, accountability. What we saw in that dressing room was a rudderless ship,” former Celtic captain Chris Sutton said on Sky Sports. “Rodgers looked like a man who’d lost the dressing room, not one who’s about to win a title.”

Sources within the club, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed tensions have been rising over the past few weeks. Poor performances in key fixtures, alleged disagreements over training intensity, and a lack of clarity over tactical direction have all contributed to a volatile atmosphere. One source described the dressing room as “fractured,” adding that “some of the senior lads don’t know what Rodgers wants from them anymore.”

The club has yet to issue an official statement regarding the leaked footage, but internal inquiries are expected. According to Scottish FA rules, any form of unauthorized media recording within club facilities could result in disciplinary action. However, the bigger concern for Celtic supporters remains the club’s direction as the season nears its conclusion.

Fan reactions online have been scathing. The hashtag #RodgersOut was trending across Scotland within hours of the video surfacing. “This is not the Celtic way. Embarrassing on and off the pitch,” one supporter posted. Another wrote, “Rodgers has turned passion into panic. He’s lost the plot and the squad.”

In what should have been a rallying moment to mount a final title push, Celtic instead find themselves embroiled in internal chaos, their manager’s credibility under intense scrutiny. With public confidence shaken and results stuttering, Rodgers now faces the biggest test of his second tenure at Celtic.

Whether the board backs him through the storm or begins to consider alternatives remains to be seen. What is clear is that Sunday’s draw against Rangers may have cost more than just two points it may have fractured the unity needed to bring silverware back to Parkhead.