Robbie Savage was slaughtered on twitter after premature celebrations over Jeramain Defoe’s debut goal for the tribute act.
The £130,000/week striker took just 11 minutes to find the net at Kilmarnock but it wasn’t enough to prevent the home side from winning 2-1.
Savage has never hidden his love for anything on the blue side of Glasgow and couldn’t resist a pop at his BT Sport colleague but as the night unfolded there were no updates on his twitter account.
@chris_sutton73 defoeeeeeeeeeeee 1-0
— Robbie Savage (@RobbieSavage8) January 23, 2019
Hahahah how did that work out then pic.twitter.com/NXC4cOhttW
— WE EARNED OUR STAR ??????????????1967 (@JGlasgowCelticK) January 24, 2019
Carlsberg don’t do fairytales…????
— Geo Thomson Art (@geokoart) January 23, 2019
Hey robbie!!!! Whats the score now!!!!!!?????? Hahahahaha ya trumpet ????????????????????????????????????
— ????SINGINGSCARF???????????????????????????????????????????????? (@sharpybhoy7) January 23, 2019
Broooooooopppphhhhhhyyyyyyyy
— BhoysforLife (@888MumbaiMagic) January 23, 2019
Savage you absolute weapon, Defoe can score as many as he wants, irrelevant if your team can’t muster 3 points ???????????????? sit down!!!
— patrick hames (@Patrick18881967) January 23, 2019
Savage by name, simple by nature ????????
— Hun Hating Hombre (@MadMentalTim) January 23, 2019
It’s hilarious to see you embarrass yourself time and time again ????
— Chris (@chrisc_clark) January 23, 2019
You were keen to give us the early scores. Any chance of telling us what the full time results were???
— Kenny (@k3nnyst) January 23, 2019
Celtic’s 4-0 win over St Mirren kept them a point ahead of Kilmarnock with the tribute act a further two points behind on the same points mark as Aberdeen.
On Saturday Celtic are expected to pick up full points at home to Hamilton Accies while Aberdeen face Kilmarnock at Pittodrie, on Sunday the club from Ibrox visit Livingston.
While Savage went into hiding Steven Gerrard blamed hapless Joe Worrell for his side’s defeat. The on loan defender was dispossessed midway inside his own half allowing Eamonn Brophy to level the scores before Ibrox-bound Jordan Jones scored the winner midway through the second half.
