Brian

Well, I mean, it kind of proves a lot of things that what I saw with my eyes.

Now, first and foremost, I want to say this as a 58-year-old man, I have never been on a pitch, ever.

And that's not me being blase and saying, oh, I didn't do it.

What I'm saying is the guys that were older than me when I was a kid said, there's only three people really in truth that are allowed on that place of work.

Football players, referees, officials and groundsmen.

So, on that point, the wrong thing that happened was the overspill, but that's happened a thousand times.

That is wrong on a personal level as a Celtic supporter, and I know that a lot of your friends in Boston know that, I'll agree with that.

Some of the younger ones may not agree with it.

What didn't happen, though, was repeated.

What didn't happen was an attack, and it was repeated by Mr Bloom,

it was repeated by numerous people who should know better than to go off with themselves and no evidence produced.

So the police saying there was nobody attacked, the audio saying the game was over because Derek McInnes knew it was over.

Then a whole different raft of stories comes out and what happens is the wind catches it.

Now, I'll get on to the penalty and all that carry on.

If we can just deal with this first, what is right and what is wrong?

because Celtic fans are being slaughtered for entering the field of play in celebration, enjoying celebration again, and they should be on the side of the terracing, should be on their seats, because the guys who pulled off a minor miracle in football, and that's what's not getting spoke about, they win every single game to get to the end of the league, you give them 0%, and we disagreed all season, fine,

You know, at the end of the day, this was a soccer miracle.

Roy the Rovers wouldn't touch it, it was that much.

Because Hearts had it won.

Everybody had Hearts winning it.