All aboard the Celtic bus
Celtic fans loved the first video clip from the team’s Austrian training camp featuring a BUS!
Yesterday a report by Phil MacGiollabhain upset Chris Jack of the Evening Times into explaining why Sevco didn’t have access to a bus at their Spanish training camp.
Sevco of course travelled to Malaga with budget airline Easyjet while their city neighbours enjoyed a private charter flight from Glasgow to Linz.
???????? First day of the Austrian training camp! pic.twitter.com/CrNGYANeTA
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) June 26, 2018
Same old Celtic showing off their nice ????
— john bell (@jpb59) June 26, 2018
Look us showing aff wae a bus lol psml @philmcgiobhian
— MB (@melbourne88) June 26, 2018
Is that a bus @Chris_Jack89 ? The hotel is within walking distance. Why didn’t the use golf buggies, pogo sticks, roller blades, skateboards like any other team would? ????????????
— Paddy (@paddybtrollin) June 26, 2018
Look at the state of that lot! No matching £29.99 tracksuits from Aldi, a clapped out looking bus instead of executive golf carts and no jumpers for goals?! Celtic down to their last £70m-£80m petty cash and running on fumes surely?!!! (c) @Chris_Jack89 ????????
— Rogue RFC Staffer (@RogueRFCStaffer) June 26, 2018
Wheres the mini bus Tam? Wheres the mini bus??
— Binbag12 (@binbag12) June 26, 2018
That’s a nice bus… where’s the golf buggy?
— Champions2017/18 (@MauriceGilmor68) June 26, 2018
A bus like no other ????????????????
— 7again (@jimmymc5430) June 26, 2018
It’s the third year running that Brendan Rodgers has taken his squad to Austria for a mix of training sessions and matches.
Celtic will play three matches while in Linz with Vorwarts providing the opposition in tomorrow’s opening match.
On Saturday Celtic face Bohemians Prague on Saturday June 30 then complete the trip with a match against Sparta Prague on Tuesday July 3.
The hoops are a fortnight away from their first competitive game of the season- a Champions League qualifier away to Alashkert of Armenia.