Albert Kidd

when they've not been successful, but been so competitive on a training pitch.

And the team never wavered at any time.

And I think that was down to the players that was on the pitch.

They all knew we could do a job for the team, whatever we're called upon, even though we're young.

But that was down to the group, but also the belief of the manager that he gave you when he selected you and brought you into the group, that you felt you could do the job.

From that day, the great Tommy Barnes.

Yeah, sadly missed every day.

Speak to him every day, Hugh.

I've never forgotten, never will, because him and Danny, if they day one went into Celtic Park as a 15-year-old kid, both of them didn't wonder the wind.

I used to follow them about like a lapdog in that respect because I wondered where they used to go.

They'd put a coat on and they'd disappear up into the old Celtic main stand, as you know, and it was frozen cold up there.

Danny'd be doing sits against the wall and Tommy'd be doing sit-ups.

on concrete with coats on.

And that's when I knew the difference.

That's why they lasted Celtic as long as it did.

That's why they were the players they were and that's why they were the people they were.

And I said, well, it's not just what you do on the training pitch.

It's not just what you do on the pitch on a Saturday.

It's how you live your life.

You were representing Celtic 24-7.