Celtic fans quickly jumped onto pictures of Shay Logan dressed up in Scott Brown’s kit for his stag-do in Tenerife.
The serial loser has tried hanging onto Brown to gain a level of interest but like team-mate Graeme Shinnie he has never bothered the hoops skipper on the pitch or when collecting silverware.
#reefready @CelticFC @ScottBrown8 @spfl @AgentScotland @AberdeenFC pic.twitter.com/0MaXhg1AEH
— Errol Watson (@ErrolWatson) March 20, 2019
Shay Logan in the pic. Scott Brown has let him out his pocket.
— Johnny Cakes ???????????????????????????????????????????? (@JohnnyC23626195) March 20, 2019
Fair play to you shay, a champion for a day ????????????????????????????
— Pedro (@Pedro29382540) March 20, 2019
Silver medal specialist pretending to be his hero thats cute ????????????
— Alba Celt???????????????????????????????? (@acoyle1984) March 20, 2019
Fair play. What did you come as? A champion!
— Daz Furey (@DazFurey) March 20, 2019
@newbalance do make shirts to fit inferior players.
— Bigger L. (@larrieb121) March 20, 2019
Fair play to the guy he’s off on a stagger and playing along with it ????????. He’s a tosser but least he’s got a sense of humour
— james sutherland (@jamessu01415275) March 20, 2019
Wearing his hero’s top
— tipster hunter (@TipsterHunter) March 20, 2019
Always thought he wanted to wear the hoops for real anyway? Living the dream wee man! #HH
— Patrick Smyth (@pat5410) March 20, 2019
Logan’s hit and run style was best highlighted last season when he tried to blast a ball at Brown after Sam Cosgrove had chopped the midfielder before racing off towards his own goal.
After four seasons as runners up to the champions Logan completed his collection of runners-up medals in season 2016/17 when his side lost to Celtic in the Betfred and Scottish Cup finals.
Earlier this season Logan was on the losing side to Celtic in the final of the Betfred Cup with the defender failing to keep tabs on Ryan Christie as Brown’s replacement scored the only goal of the game.
