🚨 “IS THIS FAREWELL OR SARCASM?” 🤔

Celtic fans erupt as Danny Röhl’s ‘goodbye’ message to Wilfred Nancy raises eyebrows

Celtic fans were left stunned — and furious — after Danny Röhl’s message following Wilfred Nancy’s departure sparked a wave of confusion and outrage across social media. What was expected to be a respectful farewell instead felt, to many supporters, like a thinly veiled dig wrapped in polite words.

Nancy’s sudden exit had already divided the fanbase, but Röhl’s post poured petrol on an already raging fire 🔥.

In his message, Röhl wrote:

🗣️ “Football moves fast. I wish Wilfred all the best on his next journey. Some lessons come quicker than expected.”

That final line was all it took.

Within minutes, Celtic fans were questioning the tone, timing, and intent behind the words.

💬 “That’s not a goodbye — that’s sarcasm with a smile,” one fan posted.
💬 “‘Some lessons come quicker than expected’??? Nah, that’s a shot,” another reacted.
💬 “Say less if you’ve got nothing nice to say,” a supporter added.

Many fans believe the comment hinted at behind-the-scenes tension and subtly mocked Nancy’s short and disastrous spell at the club. The phrase “lessons come quicker” was widely interpreted as a reference to Nancy’s brief tenure and failure to adapt to the pressure at Celtic Park.

However, a small section of supporters defended Röhl, arguing that the message was simply poorly worded rather than malicious.

💬 “He tried to be clever and it backfired. Not everything is a conspiracy,” one fan claimed.

Still, the consensus online is clear:
This was not a normal farewell.

What should have been a simple goodbye has instead become another flashpoint in Celtic’s ongoing drama — raising uncomfortable questions about unity, respect, and fractures within the club’s hierarchy.

Farewell… or sarcasm?
For many Celtic fans, the answer is painfully obvious. 🍀🔥