Brendan Rodgers’ story about a meeting with a Rangers fan seems a little bit far fetched

Really, Brendan?

A Rangers fan reportedly told former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers - now in charge of Celtic - he'd been "a breath of fresh air" when he spotted him stuck in a traffic jam. According to Brendan himself (quoted in the Scotsman), a supporter of Celtic's fiercest rivals clocked him in his car in Glasgow's Clyde Tunnel. Having been in the car in front, he made his way towards Rodgers' vehicle and opened the door. Braced for a volley of abuse, Rodgers was surprised by what the man actually had to say... “He said: ‘I just wanted to say thank you for coming up to Scottish football. I’m a Rangers supporter but you are a breath of fresh air up here,’” Rodgers recalled. Perhaps not surprisingly, some are having difficulty believing that a Rangers supporter would go to the lengths of abandoning his car in a traffic jam with the sole intention of saying nice things to the manager of Celtic. https://twitter.com/Polanzski/status/849229983738408962 https://twitter.com/DHOTYA2017/status/849259601962905601 Obviously, we 100% believe the man. We wouldn't bank on too many other Rangers fans being so grateful, however...