Video: Hungarian Football Vlogger shows the Fir Park footage Sky Sports denied Celtic supporters

A You Tube Vlogger from Budapest fly into Edinburgh airport early last week to attend the Glasgow Derby at Celtic Park last Wednesday night and what an experience he had. His brilliant video, which we highlighted on The Celtic Star, has incredibly now had over 154k views and the day after the match the Vlogger was back at Celtic Park, taking the Stadium Tour with his Celtic tour guide being none other that Matt Corr. We’ll show you that first…

Before the Glasgow Derby the Hungarian Football Blogger interviewed well known Celtic supporter @paulthetim and asked him for his prediction. 3-0 said Paul. The two met just ahead of the game inside Fir Park yesterday afternoon, and impressed that Paul had got the scoreline correct for the game against theRangers, wanted to see if he could repeat the trick for the Motherwell v Celtic game. 4-0 said Paul!

Sky Sports, for those us without tickets, frustratingly failed to show the post match celebrations between the players and manager and the Celtic support, so it’s marvellous that the Hungarian Football Vlogger has managed to capture this footage and shows it in all its glory.

It’s clear that he’s been mightily impressed by Celtic, Celtic Park and the Celtic support and in his closing remarks he’s wearing a Celtic top and talking about Paul’s amazing predictions for both games. Oh and before heading to Fir Park in his wee intro at the start of the video he refers to Wednesday’s game as the Glasgow Derby, correcting his own initial mistake.

And if anyone hasn’t watched his Glasgow Derby video you can watch it below…

Matt Corr as well as being a Stadium Tour Guild at Celtic Park has also published two Celtic books Invincible and Harry Hood – Twice as Good on Celtic Star Books and signed copies are available below…

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The Celtic Star founder and editor David Faulds has edited numerous Celtic books over the past decade or so including several from Lisbon Lions, Willie Wallace, Tommy Gemmell and Jim Craig. Earliest Celtic memories include a win over East Fife at Celtic Park and the 4-1 League Cup loss to Partick Thistle as a 6 year old. Best game? Easy 4-2, 1979 when Ten Men Won the League. Email editor@thecelticstar.co.uk

1 Comment

  1. What irks me is the empty seats at the games against the bigger clubs when supporters are screaming out for them. Now in the case of the clubs in the lower half of the league moaning that they can’t compete because they dont have the money when more than half of their own allocation of seats lie empty financial suicide and bad management from their own support and boards.