Fifteen minutes after Celtic issued the news of Brendan Rodgers' shock resignation via a perfunctory five-paragraph, 134-word statement, the howitzer landed, courtesy of Dermot Desmond, with whiskers twitching in apparent fury. In 551-words, major shareholder Desmond eviscerated his old chum. The man he persuaded to join the club when Rangers were getting uppity in 2016 and needed putting back in a box. And the man he again turned to after Ange Postecoglou left for Tottenham in the summer of