Derby move excites Ambrose, refuses to blame Rodgers for Celtics exit

Derby move excites Ambrose, refuses to blame Rodgers for Celtics exit By Sampson Nigeria's Super Eagles defender Efe Ambrose is still in cloud nine following his switch to the English championship side Derby county. Former Dream Team IV defender left Scottish Premier League side Hibernian during winter transfer at the expiration of his contract. Contrary to opinions that former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was responsible for his exit, Ambrose deflated the claims. "When Brendan Rodgers came to Celtics, it was an honour to work under him and I really enjoyed playing under him. He helped me to understand the part of my game to really improved upon and some part I need to work on. The most important thing is that the coach has his plan and at the same time God has a plan for me. Rodgers did not let me go out of Celtic, if I stay with Celtic, I will not go to Hibs and I will not be where I am today, (in Derby county). "So for me, I believe, God made me to leave Celtic for Hibs and now Derby. It's God's plan to achieve my dream, that is to play in England, Rodgers only show me the way and the right pact to follow. For Celtic, there is no regret or hard feelings and that is football, when one door shut another one open," he concluded. Before leaving Celtics Ambrose clinched Scottish Premier league twice and also FA Cup.