Lambert on Celtic's reputation, the rest of the season, and what they've learnedpublished at 16:35 19 February

Former Celtic midfielder and Champions League winner Paul Lambert joined Lunchtime Live to discuss his old side's fortunes in Europe. Here's what he had to say on...
Celtic's reputation: "It's always been high. Everybody knows any team that comes to Glasgow to play them is always going to get a right tough game.
"It's very difficult to win at Parkhead. You have seen teams, massive names, come to Parkhead and get turned over.
"Celtic's reputation in Europe, the way the way I see it, has never been diminished really because of what they've done in 1967 and that will always go down as the greatest Celtic team. The Lions, that's the pinnacle of it.
"I don't think the European record through the years has been really bad. It's been really good."
The remainder of the season: "The league's already there, that's for sure. If you're being realistic, 99% of the population will say the exact same.
"The Scottish Cup... they can only lose that really, because they are the strongest and best team in in Scotland by a distance, not just by a margin, by an absolute distance. I think they'll get the treble and it'll be thoroughly deserved."
What Rodgers has learned: "The Dortmund game gave them a jolt of what can happen if you really try to go gung-ho. What Brendan has done is shore up a little bit, you saw it in that Atalanta game in which he got a really good point.
"You have to in Europe, because you can't play the type of football you play in Scotland. Europe's an impossibility because you will get picked off.
"Bayern Munich, one of the top ones and one of the ones that could go a long way to win it. But I'm pretty sure Brendan has learned a lot from that Dortmund game."