Brendan Rodgerstechnician Glasgow Celtic Scottish, defended herself after the “beautiful woman” told a journalist in an interview and said it was “sad” that society tries to “kill someone” whenever they can.
“casual sexism”
Rodgers He addresses this method in Jane Lewisreporter for British network ‘BBC’after the success of Celtic 3-1 against him Motherwell and was criticized by the association For Women Scotland and described as “casual sexism”.
lewis published a statement in which he said that Rodgers He was not hurt at any time and everything was fine on his part.
“Sadly, in this society, we try to hurt or find something to hurt to attack people. I think in my life I’ve always been warm and respectful to people, and that’s not going to change. I’ve talked to Jane and I. don’t know “he was offended. We don’t laugh and he’ll still ask me compromising questions, I’m sure. But I see him every week and I have a good relationship with him, like most people. in my life, whether professional or personal,” he said. Rodgers this Tuesday in a press conference.
“The irony of it is that I recently shared with the players the story of Jessica Watson, a 16-year-old girl who traveled around the world alone on a boat. The documentary is called ‘True Spirit‘ and very inspiring. I shared it with the players so they could see the inspiration they could get from a girl that age and what she went through. That’s why all this makes me so sad, because I’m not that kind of person and I can’t be like that. But I also feel sad for today’s society, because people are looking for ways to kill you,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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