It’s often easy to see the beginning of the end when it comes to football managers from the messages they send out through the media.
And quite often it’s a frustration over a lack of transfers funds, particularly when it comes to managers of Celtic and Rangers.
The feeling among raging Parkhead punters when Brendan Rodgers hotfooted it back over the border for Leicester City was that he had abandoned the club he "loved" because of the lure of the glamour and the cash-rich English Premier League.
But there had been signs of tension and frustration between the Irishman and the board throughout those first six months of his final season which point to the reason for him abandoning them mid-season.
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