SUBS –
YING – 6/10 – Certainly helped to liven things up in an energetic but fruitless cameo; though caught the ‘final ball malaise’ from the rest.
SCHLUPPTHE ‘RA – N/A – A peculiar choice of replacement for Arne. Maybe in a meritocracy, young McArdle might have gotten another deserved chance…. If he’d even made the bench.
☀️ “Sun shining, green and white on with the winner’s medal round my neck – it’s special”
Luke McCowan on winning his first Scottish Premiership title and being a lifelong Celtic fan ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/sY2Mkt60XU
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) May 17, 2025
HIGHLAND TOFFEE – 5/10 – Look, Luke’s not really getting the look-in he deserved after Wednesday. Like others… And he couldn’t quite find the flow when he came in to salvage the game.
KENNY JOHNNY – 6.5/10 – The Riverstown Rapid shows us again why he’s a valid option – lightning burst of pace had him in where others had failed to captalise; only denied some final-day glory by good goalkeeping.
James Forrest of Celtic scores during the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and St Mirren at Celtic Park on May 17, 2025. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
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Picks the players, against the most “physical” team, gets additional injuries for next week… bad squad rotation.
They were “organised and well drilled “…now wonder they get smelled in any Euro campaign…the opposite of football…dearie me !
F’off Rodger$ … if only.