Sam Allardyce has dismissed the successes of Celtic bosses and claimed all managers can come to Scotland and win silverware.
The comments were made as part of a wider debate about managers having to win titles or cups to be considered for top jobs in the Premier League.
Burnley boss Sean Dyche has been linked with Everton but a talkSPORT caller claimed that without tangible success, top clubs would always look to managers with a track record of success.
Host Alan Brazil suggested that Brendan Rodgers ' reason to go to Celtic was to become a winner and rehabilitate his reputation after coming so close to the title at Liverpool.
But Allardyce, was unimpressed.
He said: "We can all go to Celtic and win trophies.
"It will be Rangers soon the way they are going under Steven Gerrard .
"Fans expect you to win trophies and if you don't do that then you'd get the sack.
"I agree with what Brendan was saying and it was a great move for him because it built his reputation again.
"But I didn't think there was anything wrong with him because he was brilliant at Liverpool, just a bad patch of recruitment cost him his job."
