If there's one thing Celtic fans love more than Chris Sutton winding up everyone else in Scottish football, it's Brendan Rodgers.
It's no surprise, as the Antrim man has brought the club on leaps and bounds since taking over last summer as well as picking up a couple of trophies on the way with the possibility for more to come.
But when you put those two together on a television screen, it's going to go down a treat with Hoops fans, and that's exactly what happened as Rodgers' wooed those watching with his passion for the club and his calming, dulcet tones.
The interview was aired as part of BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra, and apparently there is more to come this weekend, but what was shown was really interesting for the most part.
Among other things, Rodgers gave an honest take on the idea that Celtic are a 'selling club':
There comes a natural parting of the ways here at Celtic, because there's a moral issue around it.
If you've got a player that's on 10 grand a week or 12 grand a week, but someone comes in and can offer you £80,000 a week, the reality is that Celtic can't afford that.
We've already had that this year in terms of offers for players, and I've sat in a board meeting and said 'we don't need to do it'. So we didn't do it. There's no drama.
Also interesting was Rodgers insistence that trophies are not what makes him happy, or motivates him.
Instead, the former Liverpool boss claimed that he takes joy in knowing that he helped a player grow, and further their career, although he does acknowledge that trophies will determine how his career is viewed.
I think I'll be judged on the trophies I win here, but throughout the course of my career, that's not what gives me the happiness.
I want it for the players, I want it for the supporters, but for me I want to be able to look at Stuart Armstrong, or whoever it is, Steven Gerrard, whoever, Luis Suarez, when I'm 70 with a walking stick, and they can look at me and go 'He actually helped me develop as a player'.
Now that might not get me a million trophies, but it means I'm thinking about the player.
The man could narrate a series of audiobooks and they'd be best sellers, his voice is extremely calming.
The Celtic fans who were watching absolutely loved it, and took to social media to declare their love of Rodgers, and his interview with Sutton.
I could listen to Brendan Rodgers reading the phone book, goosebumps every time that beautiful man opens his mouth??
— Colm Martin (@ColumMartin) May 12, 2017
Brilliant interview with @chris_sutton73 & Brendan Rodgers. I could listen to Brendan talking all day. He knows his stuff & loves Celtic.
— Leann Kelly (@Leann_27) May 12, 2017
Just saw some of interview with #BrendanRodgers by @chris_sutton73 , was brilliant, full version on Btsport at weekend seemingly #CelticFc
— Refugees Welcome (@COYBIG1967) May 12, 2017
Could honestly listen to Brendan Rodgers talking all night
— lynchy (@stephenlynch81) May 12, 2017
Every Celtic fan watching that Brendan Rodgers interview.. pic.twitter.com/2pb8atibFl
— talkingbaws (@talkingbaws) May 12, 2017
What an interview with Brendan Rodgers. He is us. He really gets it .
— PMcA (@pjmca1) May 12, 2017
Interview with Brendan Rodgers gave me goosebumps @chris_sutton73 @btsportfootball @JohnHartson10 love Sutton saying we!!! #legend ???
— Alan McCallum (@Aldobhoy1985) May 12, 2017
That Brendan Rodgers interview ???
— Jordan James McBride (@JordanJMcBride) May 12, 2017
I fucking love you Brendan Rodgers ???
— The Midlands Makar (@baldyspeccy) May 12, 2017
Brendan Rodgers is absolute class, we are lucky to have a world class manager, fair play to Peter lowell and co, really pushed the boot out?
— Tam Doherty (@Thomaspauldoc84) May 12, 2017
Brendan Rodgers just oozes class!! What a time to be a @celticfc supporter!! Mon the Hoops ???
— Paolo Panetta (@panetta14) May 12, 2017
