I didn’t like what was being said – Postecoglou on fan confrontation

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou has opened up about a recent incident where he was confronted by a fan outside the stadium after a match.

Speaking to reporters, Postecoglou said, “I didn’t like what was being said to me. As a manager, you have to deal with criticism, but there’s a line that shouldn’t be crossed.”

The fan reportedly verbally attacked Postecoglou, criticizing his tactics and team selection.

Postecoglou maintained his composure during the confrontation but admitted that it was a challenging moment for him.

“I understand that fans are passionate about the team, but there are better ways to express your dissatisfaction than resorting to personal attacks,” he said.

The incident has sparked a debate among Celtic supporters about the treatment of the manager.

Some have defended Postecoglou, citing the team’s recent good performances, while others have expressed frustration with certain aspects of his leadership.

Despite the incident, Postecoglou remains focused on his job and is determined to lead Celtic to success this season.

He urged fans to support the team as they continue their campaign in the league and cup competitions.

Postecoglou’s handling of the fan confrontation has earned him praise for his professionalism and composure under pressure.