Brendan Rodgers is “hoping and praying” Celtic fans are not forbidden from the playoffs for the Champions League on Bayern Munich after another UEFA's disciplinary notice.
Scottish champions were in a suspensive ban for remote fans after a series of fines over the use of pyrotechnics, and on Wednesday in Villa on Wednesday, the potential launch of punishment.
Photos show once among travel holding a green smoke configuration, which was then thrown in the field during Celtic's defeat Aston Villas.
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Fucking to face the Bundeslig next month, and the club told fans to be aware of the possible bans for guest legs if reservations travel to Germany.
Rodgers said Sky Sports News: “Our true Celtic supporters that are tied to our club, it is the last thing they want to hear. Guys and people traveling for years and years, in the beginning and years,”
“We wouldn't want that. However, that was the highlight of the things that came to us as a club.
“I just hope and prayed, especially in a game of such size or any game for that thing, but definitely this next match, which does not take away from those supporters to celtic mean everything for.”
Celtic will have to beat the side Vincent company over two legs to reach the Champions Last 16, where they would face Bayern Leverkusen or Athletics Madrid.
“I think we wanted to get there at the beginning at the beginning of the competition and we did it, they added Rodgers.
“A really iconic club in world football, so we'll be happy to look forward to it when he comes.”
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The Celtic manager hopes to add his Celtic squad before the transmission deadline, but he does not expect Kieran Tierney to arrive in January.
So far, Jota is the only new arrival in Celtic in Janger in the Squad for the Sunday game on the fair park after being unfit for playing against the villa in Midweek.
Rodgers is sure to add to its composition before the deadline, but they don't hope the arsenal defendant Kieran Tierney returns to Glasgow before the end of the season.
“It always seemed to me, so it would be summer,” he said.
“I know there is still much work to do behind the scenes.
“Now he can't say about it, but there was a lot of work that left so my gaze and hope he had always been to be stronger from the window.
“Our job is to continue to improve the composition.”