Brendan Rodgers blows Graeme Souness, Kris Boyd’s mind as new footage shows what he told his Celtic players that made them beat Rangers in the Cup final after Gers legends claim it was a LUCKY win for Hoops

Celtic are embracing the digital age with a new documentary reviewing their successful 2023/24 season, a move that will undoubtedly delight supporters.

Rather than sticking with the traditional DVD release, the club has opted to distribute the season review digitally, available to subscribers of Celtic TV and on a pay-per-view basis.

The hour-long feature offers fans a comprehensive look back at the season, with new interviews from key figures such as manager Brendan Rodgers and captain Callum McGregor.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – MAY 25: Greg Taylor, Adam Idah, Daizen Maeda, Brendan Rodgers, Liam Scales, Nicolas Kuhn and Luis Palma of Glasgow Celtic FC sing ‘ You’ll Never Walk Alone’ after the Scottish Gas Mens Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park on May 25, 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images)

But this isn’t just your standard highlights reel. The documentary provides an intimate look behind the scenes, giving fans a rare glimpse into tactical discussions and key team talks both before and after matches.

Brendan Rodgers’ team talk before cup success

The documentary reaches its climax with Celtic’s triumph in the Scottish Cup Final at Hampden.

Having already secured the Scottish Premiership title, the Bhoys faced Rangers with the chance to become double-winners.

In a tense encounter, it was Adam Idah’s late goal that sealed the victory and sparked jubilant celebrations in the green and white half of Hampden.

As the documentary shows, the atmosphere inside the Celtic dressing room before kick-off was in stark contrast to the frenzied scenes that would follow the final whistle.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – MAY 25: Adam Idah of Celtic scores his team’s first goal past Jack Butland of Rangers during the Scottish Cup Final match between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park on May 25, 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Calm and composed, Rodgers gathered his players in a circle, focusing not on the week’s title celebrations, but on the hard work that had brought them to this point.

“For the 51 weeks leading up to this week, your honesty, your quality, your togetherness, your ambition has made us arrive here as champions,” Rodgers told his squad.

“Just make sure you go out and give 100% because 98% won’t be enough today. You do that, we’ll get back in here as double-winning champions and then this team creates even more history on the pitch. Good luck. Let’s do it. Come on.”

It’s a fascinating insight into Rodgers’ leadership style. Rather than shouting or overwhelming the players with last-minute instructions, he delivers a calm, measured message. The players, clearly focused, listen intently, taking in his final words before stepping out onto the pitch.

Behind-the-scenes access thrills supporters

The new documentary offers more than just match highlights. It brings fans into the inner sanctum of the club, where few are ever allowed – the dressing room. It’s a rare treat for supporters to see what goes on behind closed doors, with the cameras invited in for various matches throughout the season.

In addition to the team talks, there’s also plenty of context provided by the star players who helped make the season a success.

Combined with tactical insights and behind-the-scenes footage, the feature gives fans a deeper understanding of how the team operates under Rodgers’ guidance.

For those already subscribed to Celtic TV, this documentary is a must-watch, offering a unique perspective on a memorable season. For others, it’s available on a pay-per-view basis and is well worth the investment.

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