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Chris Sutton insists Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is entitled to dig him out but vows to keep calling it straight
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Chris Sutton insists he has no issue with Brendan Rodgers calling out his comments as he applauded the Celtic manager’s move towards the title.But the Record Sport columnist and ex-Parkhead striker is adamant he’ll never stop giving honest opinions as it is cheating to do anything else.
As Celtic’s form stuttered prior to Christmas, Sutton stated that the team and the manager were “going through the motions.”Rodgers referenced those comments in the immediate aftermath of the boss’ latest Old Firm win.
Sutton takes no umbrage at that reply and said: “Brendan has a right to his opinion, just the same as I have a right to mine.
At that time when I used that phrase, Celtic were playing poorly, even in some games they were winning. They didn’t look at it and I said that is the manager’s responsibility.“Celtic had just lost back-to-back Premiership matches to Kilmarnock and Hearts with weak performances.
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Nava Mau continues to fight for justice both on & off screen
Netflix series Baby Reindeer, for she won the “Breakthrough Performance” award at the Critics Choice’s inaugural celebration of LGBTQ+ cinema and television.Speaking about her role as Teri, she told Marie Claire, “It seemed really important to show people that trans women exist in real life and in relationships with real people.”Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.A post shared by Nava Mau (@navamau)Prior to that, Mau, who is trans, worked on a variety of shows and programs, including writing, directing, and starring in her own short film “Waking Hour,” which premiered at Outfest in 2019 and appeared in multiple other festivals around the world.A post shared by Nava Mau (@navamau)Mau also played Ana on the short-lived HBO series Generation, a show that tackled growing up queer in a conservative community.In an interview with Flaunt, she talked about the importance of queer and trans visibility on Generation, and the general state of inclusion of diverse voices in the entertainment industry.“I think we’ve seen barriers broken down that up until recently felt impossible to overcome, so it is very exciting to think about what may be possible sooner than we think,” she said.“The potential for storytelling on screen feels like it has burst wide open…It feels like we are getting to witness each other’s humanity in ways that are more intimate and complex than ever before.”A post shared by Nava Mau (@navamau)She continued, “Ten years ago, it didn’t even occur to me to pursue acting professionally. It just wasn’t an option.
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