Scott Brown

Iniesta like "contract for life", or maybe a rolling contract until he or both parties call time on it.

 

Is there a thread anywhere for Scott Brown game V ROI

Trying to find out who's actually playing in it or do we know this yet?

 

Good shout, not sure there is a thread.

Henrik is playing though

 

It's as if we don't give a * about the rest of the players who are playing, Larsson's there that's all that matters ha

 

Was hilarious watching him take the * out of Mulumbu last night

 

Well done once again Broony Football writers player of the year

 

Celtic could announce an event where Larsson was going to do 10 keepy uppies and you'd still get a full house.

 

Yasss Broony

 

well done Broony

 

The jealousy for our captain in the Scottish game is rampant!!

 

Just noticed he won yet another, well deserved, award.


Easy.

 

What a guy..

 

He is everything I love about Celtic.

All these fans saying the state of the Scottish game if he is the best player in it. They have no idea. They just have no idea about football. We're genuinely lucky to have his talents and character at the club.

We love him as much as he loves us.

He says he wants to move into management. If he, by a miracle, is as good a manager as he is a player, I'd be ecstatic. You also know, even if he turned out to be a world class manager, he still wouldn't leave us.

I love you, Scott Brown.

 

captain Scott Brown has told BBC Scotland he wants to one day manage the Premiership club.

Brown, who will turn 33 in the summer, has been at Celtic for 11 seasons and would welcome the opportunity once his playing career draws to a close.

"Who wouldn't? Everyone would love this job: every fan, every manager - especially in Scotland," he said.

"I'm not one to just sit about and chill, enjoy life playing golf. For me, I'm going to go into coaching."

Brown is aiming to help guide Celtic to a second consecutive domestic treble, with a Scottish Cup final against Motherwell to be negotiated a week on Saturday.

'A lot of managers have left with grey hair'
While stating that he feels as fit as he has ever been in his playing career, Brown has considered what he will do following retirement.

"I had the chance through Celtic to go and help coach the U-20s with Stevie Frail and Tommy McIntyre at the time - and I jumped at the opportunity," he said.

"I was doing my B-licence so it was a great for me to help push through that. I really loved it but it was just too much hard work doing that as well as coaching during the day; going to games at night, training during the day and then trying to focus on games on Saturdays and Sundays. I think the balance was just too much for me."B

Brendan Rodgers, who secured a domestic treble in his first season in Scottish football and is aiming to repeat that feat, has impressed Brown.

"As you see, we got a top quality manager from down in England [Rodgers] that almost won the Premier League with Liverpool," the midfielder said.

"He wanted to come here so, it shows you the pull this club has got.

"I've seen a lot of managers come here [Celtic] and leave with grey hair. I've also seen managers love the job and I think Brendan is the perfect one for that and he seems to be thriving off it, coming up to Glasgow and just enjoying life and management - although maybe not enjoying the weather as much as down the road. It's that love for the club and the desire to want it to do well - I've got that."

Celtic close their Premiership campaign at home to Aberdeen on Sunday ahead of their Scottish Cup final appearance the following weekend.

 

Delighted for Broony's latest award.

He completely gets it Celtic. I love his concentration in the tunnel before big matches, focused, primed, knowing he is the kingpin going out there, oan both sides.