Brendan Rodgers Criticized for 'Good Girl' Remark to Reporter

The Celtic manager defends his comment amid accusations of sexism, sparking a debate on the treatment of female reporters in sports.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers faces criticism for saying 'good girl' to BBC reporter Jane Lewis during a post-match interview, sparking accusations of sexism.
Rodgers defends himself, stating he did not intend to offend and has a good relationship with Lewis, who also did not take offense.
Women's groups, including the Scottish Feminist Network and For Women Scotland, demand an apology from Rodgers, labeling the comment as 'casual sexism'.
Rodgers expresses sadness over the controversy, criticizing society's tendency to find offense and stating his commitment to respectful relationships.
The incident has sparked a broader conversation about sexism in sports and the treatment of female reporters.