Kieran Tierney

He’s an Arsenal player now isn’t it time he moved on aswell? I couldn’t really give a * how he gets on as he isn’t playing for our club anymore, it just gets a bit tiresome listening to how much he loves Celtic.

 

He has moved on but that doesn’t mean he’s not a fan anymore.

And he doesn’t go on about Celtic any more than the likes of Mulgrew, Dembele or Wanyama do.

Even if people think he does go on too much then simply don’t listen. It’s pretty easy to avoid.

 

Well that’s simply not true is it? The fact his story of the Judas incident is splashed all over the * press.

 

As I’ve said I couldn’t give a * what a player does once he leaves us, but the difference here is him constantly harping on about Celtic. Have you ever tried to ignore * live Nicholas or Commons? It’s pretty hard when they are constantly spouting *!

 

You don’t have to read it though.

If you see his name mentioned then simply don’t click on it or read it if it bothers you that much.

 

You said it’s pretty easy to avoid, that’s totally different from our club being splashed all over the MSM in a bad light. He is sounding as if he was dragged out of Parkhead kicking and screaming against his will, when nothing could be further from the truth he wanted out, but that doesn’t suit his wee narrative does it?

 

Great interview. I was really disappointed when he left but I genuinely believe he is a faithful Celtic supporter so that disappointment and anger didn't last long.

He would be welcomed back by 99% of supporters. At the end of the day he lived the dream and was an integral part of our recent success. The connection he had with the support is the best I've seen in my time.

Celtic sold him and made £25 million in the process. He has every right to go and challenge himself down South.

 

It is. If you don’t want to hear anything he has to say then mute everything about him on social media and if you read the press then just don’t read the stories about him.

He’s sound nothing like that at all. If you watch his interview it’s pretty clear that he wanted to challenge himself at a higher level. Just because he wanted the move doesn’t mean it wasn’t a hard decision.

 

Well there’s an oxymoron if I ever seen one.

 

I'd say you've never seen one then, because that is not an oxymoron

 

loved the interview. Nearly broke ma heart when he said he was scared to come to paradise. * legs or not he gave us a record transfer fee after impeccable service

 

He contradicts himself throughout as has been mentioned previously.

I hold no grudge towards and wouldn't be arsed if he came back to Parkhead I wouldn't have the balloons and banners out but I wouldn't want to give him dogs abuse either. He made a rod for his own back with the one club man stuff which maybe at the time he felt and things change I get that but it was everything else he done surrounding it as well a lot of us bought in to what was almost a false narrative. Guys like Mcgregor and Forrest are die hards as well but are not front and centre at celebrations and things like that.

I feel he needs to get over the fact he left more than we do. As I've said before running about the emirates with Celtic stitched on his boots is beyond cringe when he had the chance to be running around still in a Celtic jersey. His comment about fearing coming back is absolute pish as well when you consider some players who have returned before him

 

Who cares. Means nothing to me. Tabloids will always sensationalise and only plebs pay it any heed.

I was gutted when he left, but he definitely had the chance to leave earlier than he did.

 

Arguably the strongest league in the world, a much bigger local talent pool and a massive gap in resources. It’s no surprise there’s a difference in yourh players, especially when they bring guys like Martinelli over from Brazil.

 

No-one’s forcing you to.