Albert Kidd

He trusted you to go out and do your job and do your job well.

We knew we'd get the goals.

Me, being in and out of that dressing room with that group of players, knew they would score that amount of goals that was needed.

Did we think hearts would lose?

Deep down, probably not.

What ever happened to Mo?

I don't know.

There was no controversy following him.

Peter Grant.

But listen, the one thing I can say, what a wonderful player.

Oh, he was an unbelievable finisher.

People talk about his personality, the way he looked and his white Porsche at the time and all that sort of thing.

But by God, he worked hard in training.

Him and Brian McClure were unbelievable.

I think part of the six years when he went to Rangers, that was the biggest blow that happened to us more than anything else because if he'd have came to Celtic at that particular time, they wouldn't have went six years.

There's no doubt in my mind.

That's how highly I regarded him as a player.

He was unbelievable.

But there was a sort of quietness for the Celtic support, which is unusual.

There was a big green bit behind at Love Street and I'm on there stretching and whatever, hoping you get an opportunity going.