The legendary skipper - now in charge at Ayr United - spoke about his time at the Hoops and Aberdeen.
Scott Brown admits it was NOT a huge consideration to leave Celtic due to TWO key factors that he knew deep down meant his time was up.
"I went up to Aberdeen to go in and understand what I wanted. Glassy offered me the chance to go up there as part of his coaching staff. It was a great learning experience. We worked really well together and I was in there dressing room jumping between there and the players. Brendan Rodgers to this day is still just a phone call away for Brown. A goalkeeping crisis at Somerset Park was handled by his old boss in the shape of an emergency loan. And it is things like that the former Scotland international admits is a lucky aspect of his playing days. He also named the Northern Irishman and Neil Lennon as the TWO main influences on his coaching career.
"I was lucky enough when Brendan came in at the right time. I was kind of maybe on the downward under Ronny. My whole game was based on fitness. Small details like that and we were brilliant for 60-65 minutes under Ronny and couldn't maintain that standard. The amount of goals we lost late on in games was due to fitness and nothing else.
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