Scott Brown

I can't stop watching those tackles bursting with pride at his reactions..

He's really something else..

 

The amount of attention his reaction to that tackles getting is incredible.

Video from one account alone has 2.8m views

 

For anyone who can’t be arsed searching for it

 

Hardly that many worth talking about. Scotland fans mostly get behind the players and team.

 

Gallus as eff , he's always been that way though a real character and born leader.

 

Happy with his decision, must have been tough giving up the chance to work with such an innovative coach.

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Thank you for putting up those videos, I shall watch them again & again bursting with pride as Mcguire 1 said. Can you imagine what those fairies playing for the sheep would have done had it been the other way round. In fact 99% of footballers would have been rolling about like they were shot.

And yet incredibly I read in Herald or Scotsman some comment about Scotty getting away with worse every week. He has this quite unjustified by the facts reputation.

I place him only behind Billy McNeil in the list of great Celtic captains, & not far behind.

After last Thursday I was very depressed but Scotty has given me back my fire for all things Celtic

 

He is the man. The man, the legend. Scott Brown \o/

 

sell him.
surely some Chinese club will fork out £30m for him. (basing that figure on the £7m - £12m - £15m that was offered for moreorelse )

 

Madman...but our madman!!

 

Chris talking about him in an interview with Tic TV

 

Never mate. I'd rather see him another 2-3 years in the hoops and give £20m a miss.

 

obviously spoke to that alky * mcleish and thought, * this!

 

A Limerick in ode to Broony...

There once was a man called Scott Brown,
A footballer of wonderful renown,
Many medals round his neck,
"On yer bike" to Big Eck,
"Yer club was sold for a pound"

 

Up there with...

"My names Scott Brown
And I get up again
No you're never gonna keep me down"

 

Celtic assistant manager Chris Davies believes that Scott Brown has already earned himself legendary status at the club.

The Celtic captain is in his tenth year at the Parkhead side and despite the fact that more is expected to come from Brown, particularly after announcing his international retirement, Davies has insisted that the midfielder is one of the iconic figures in the recent history of the club.

And, with Celtic desperate to close in on the league title and the Scottish Cup in order to complete another domestic clean sweep, Davies expects that Brown will be as hungry as ever to deliver again this term.

“I can only judge him in the period I have worked with him and he has been first class since the day we got here,” Davies told Celtic TV. “He is a great leader. But firstly he is a very good player in his own right. As a central midfielder with the ball he is good in possession and he has good defensive qualities as well. The bigger picture is what he does for the team and he is a Celtic legend. I think that is fair to say, even before he has finished playing.

“It is a memorable season for him. The club is about winning trophies, that is what Celtic is about and that is what Scott Brown’s career has been about – being at the top of the Scottish game and winning trophies, He’ll be focused now on the next couple of trophies that we are all fighting for.

“It will be a positive for Celtic that he is playing less games over the season.

“He is very patriotic and he will not have made the decision [to retire] lightly but for us it is good that he’ll maybe be that little bit fresher.”

 

Good words apart from "he's a very good player in his own right"

What does that mean exactly? He goes on to say he's good as a CM in possession and also defensively but in my opinion, that's the qualities which make him a good football player.

I'm probably looking too much into it but the "in his own right" doesn't fit well when it's the assistant manager talking about our own player.