Christopher Jullien took advantage of the international break to take in one of London’s most unusual sights.
Tottenham’s new stadium hosted a hosing from Bayern Munich less than a fortnight ago but was barely recognisable as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took on the Panthers.
Never one to do anything by half Jullien was fully kitted out with his name on the back of an NFL shirt as he watched the action in-between commercial breaks for television.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened earlier this year with hosting NFL matches a regular feature as they generate as much money as possible from non-footballing activities.
Panthers ran out winners by 37-26 in front of the Celtic defender who’ll now being switching his attention to more traditional matters as he gets back to the business of Neil Lennon’s side chasing honours.
With four of their next five SPFL matches at home Celtic fans are looking for their favourites to develop some winning momentum ahead of the frantic December schedule.
