Like riding a bike, Joe Hart hasn’t forgotten how to celebrate.
Throughout his twenties the former England keeper was at the centre of Manchester City successes but along came Pep Guardiola with Hart one of the first casualties.
From England’s first choice keeper at the 2014 World Cup and 2016 European Championships his career went on a downward spiral, slipping through Torino, West Ham and Burnley before turning up at Spurs without ever finding the love or trust that he required.
Celtic’s goalkeeping troubles were well documented last season but Ange Postecoglou gave Vasilis Barkas and Scott Bain a fresh start.
Three matches into the season the new Celtic boss put in the call to Hart, the two men hit it off with Celtic the beneficiaries as a problem position became a strength.
Hart has thrived being back in the spotlight, taking on additional responsibility behind a young and newly constructed defence.
After 54 appearances Hart has two new medals in his collection- and has rediscovered what it is like to celebrate success on the pitch with 60,000 fans delighted to see him at Celtic.
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