Rod Stewart has been known to have a wee greet at Celtic matches, and the singer is a touch upset about Brendan Rodgers' likely departure too.

"It's ruined my holiday. I actually got a bit choked up I must admit," Stewart told TalkSport.

"Obviously he was going to go sooner or later, but I would have thought he would have seen out the next two-and-a-half months and get the treble Treble if possible. I think there might be a lot of ill-feeling at Celtic now with the fans with him leaving us in the lurch It's like me giving up halfway through a tour."

Celtic are currently eight points clear of Rangers but how will Brendan Rodgers' expected departure and Neil Lennon's likely arrival affect that?

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Brendan Rodgers' expected move to Leicester is a chance for him to restore his dented reputation in England, writes Phil McNulty.

Ahead of the first Old Firm game of the season, impressionist Darren Farley gave BBC Scotland an insight into how he though Brendan Rodgers and Steven Gerrard would see things going.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been asked about his predecessor at a news conference, according to this Daily Telegraph reporter...

We are getting reports that Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has just arrived the club's training ground in Lennoxtown. Neil Lennon's agent has also been spotted, but without Lennon himself. Read into that what you like...

Just in case you are just joining us folks, here is what you have missed:

• Brendan Rodgers is in talks with Leicester City about becoming their new manager.
• Neil Lennon is "likely" to be the man to replace him at Celtic Park, albeit until the end of the season.
• Rodgers has won seven trophies from seven at Celtic and currently has them eight points ahead of Rangers.
• He walked out on an interview when asked about his future following the 4-1 win over Motherwell in Sunday.
• Neil Lennon has been pictured buying a suit in Glasgow (no, seriously).
• Brendan Rodgers has not been pictured buying a sausage roll at a service station somewhere on the M1.

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Thanks to all three of you who Googled the answer to the question posed earlier: Where did Brendan Rodgers' first game as Celtic manager take place?

The answer is Celje, Slovenia! Of course it is...

Rodgers had only a few days at Lennoxtown with his squad before jetting off to Maribor on pre-season tour. However, his new era quite literally nearly didn't get off the ground. The chartered flight sat for three hours at Glasgow Airport, before having to be diverted to Zagreb as Maribor Airport had shut for the day.

A few days later they made the easier trip to Celje, where a 2-2 draw was played out in blistering heat.

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Brendan Rodgers is expected to become Leicester City's manager after Celtic give him permission to speak to the Premier League club.

What can we read into this? Glasgow firm Forbes put this snap on their Instagram an hour ago. Is there a Celtic suit in one of those bags?

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I massively respect the fact that Brendan Rodgers is set to walk away from trophies and medals at Celtic to join Leicester City. It's an early sign of his commitment to the club.

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Former Celtic striker Scott McDonald told BBC Scotland: "It just comes at the most craziest point in the season though, doesn’t it? They go to Hearts tomorrow night. If they don’t win that, the gap goes to five points.

"And then the Scottish Cup on Sunday as well. If they were to go out of that, all of a sudden the treble treble is gone and the league table all of a sudden gets more interesting once again. Could Rangers close the gap? It will be a huge job for Neil Lennon.

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"It’s a huge, huge week for Celtic and it was a huge week and choice by Brendan Rodgers to leave at the moment in time."