Brendan Rodgers Criticized for Sexist Remark to Female Reporter

Calls for apology mount as women's groups condemn Celtic manager's 'good girl' comment.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is facing criticism for calling a female BBC reporter ‘good girl’ during a post-match interview.
Women's groups, including the Scottish Feminist Network and For Women Scotland, have labeled the comment as sexist and demeaning, urging Rodgers to apologize.
The incident occurred after Celtic's 3-1 win over Motherwell, with Rodgers refusing to elaborate on comments about the team's performance.
Past incidents of sexism in football are highlighted, with comparisons drawn to previous controversies involving managers and female reporters.
Rodgers' comment has sparked a broader conversation about sexism in sports and the treatment of women in professional settings.