Kieran Tierney

Wonder if any of the other Bhoys with Loovens have made it?

 

Aidan Nesbitt in the first picture.

 

The asian looking boy at the front is Aaron Comrie of St Johnstone/Peterhead.





Good enough looking to have played for us, pity about the ability

Steven Boyd is now at Hamilton, on loan at Albion Rovers this season, he's the first boy in the picture the small guy.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/GavinTodd7/status/866292273532870656/video/1

 

He just gets it doesn't he

 

Defended well all game..

Love our next captain..

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/celticfc/status/866298317860417536/video/1

 

Got clattered 3/4 time's today but still done the business..

 

He's just rocked up to the CSA ahahahha

 

Brendan with Kieran and his dad Michael








KT and his folks

 

Was absolutely choking for him to belt out a rebel tune when he took that megaphone haha nah for real I think I would have lost it if he took it and started a chorus of this is how it feels to be Celtic but I love the fact he went right over to them he just gets it man future captain

 

I love him and he's a great fullback for us, but is it just me that thinks he didn't have that great a season? I voted for Moussa for YPOTY

 

It's just you

 

KT: "The kit is a fitting tribute to the Lisbon Lions. I'm proud to be able to wear it."

KT: "Yesterday hasn't sunk in. What we've achieved is great, but we now focus on the next game as always."

KT: "It was a special day for me and it's been a special season so far. If we get the win on Saturday then it would be perfect."

KT: "This season has been amazing. We've came so far together. The bond between us is special and the fans can see that on the pitch."

KT: "Saturday is a massive game. Aberdeen are a great team and always put up a good fight against us."

KT: "At #CelticFC we plan to win every game by playing the Celtic way. That's what we'll look to do on Saturday."


KT on Brendan's impact: "He's helped me all round. Not just as a player but as a person as well. Brilliant manager to play under."




KIERAN Tierney admits becoming an Invincible has still to sink in 24 hours after Celtic beat Hearts to become the first Scottish team since 1899 to go through the entire league campaign unbeaten.

The Hoops also eclipsed three previous records, winning 34 of their 38 Scottish Premiership fixtures, scoring 106 goals and amassing 106 points.

And there were scenes to savour on the pitch after the final whistle as Brendan Rodgers’ side lifted the league trophy and took the salute of 60,000 delighted supporters in Paradise.

“I enjoyed it so much and you could see the passion of the fans," said Tierney. "It was a special day for everybody at the club, not just the manager and the players, but all the fans deserve the good times as well.

“It was a special day for me and you could see how delighted I was in all the pictures and the videos. It means so much to me. I don’t think any of what I have achieved has sunk in yet, maybe in the summer when I have a week off.

“People see we have coped really well as we have gone and done it, obviously. Only on the outside you would hear people speak about it and you would get asked about it, but in the changing room and with the manager, there wasn’t any real talk about it.

“It’s been amazing so far. Right from day one, what we have done as a team, and how far we have come together, the bond is special and the fans can see that on the pitch. We enjoy going to training every day and we enjoy playing games, and that’s the way it should be.”

“I don’t think it has sunk in. What we done is a great achievement but we are focusing on the next game as always.”

Only Aberdeen stand between Celtic going through the entire domestic season without defeat in Saturday’s Scottish Cup final at Hampden as the Bhoys target a historic treble.

And Tierney is expecting a tough test from the league runners-up, who ended their league campaign with two thumping wins.

“It’s been a special season so far and obviously if we got that on Saturday, it would round it up to being perfect," said the talented teenager.

“We will go in training tomorrow as always. We will look forward to that and we will work hard all week and prepare ourselves for Saturday and the two teams are going into the game confident.

“Every game at Celtic you are planning to win it playing the Celtic way and hopefully we do that on Saturday. It’s a massive game and it’s now the biggest game of the season, and we are looking forward to the challenge, as Aberdeen are a great team who always put up a good fight against us. We have won the games against them so far this season and hopefully we can do that again on Saturday.”