Peter Grant

Martin O'Neill's 100% right.

It's down to you as an individual.

Stephen will tell you, he's played long enough and I've played long enough.

Imagine if he wasn't there to just go and pick your chin up all the time.

You've got to go and demand yourself and you've got to get after the ball.

And it's sometimes your body language.

And I know everybody's not the same.

I understand that, Paul.

But too many occasions this season, he's been the same.

And even if the team's not playing well, it's much more noticeable when somebody's not working as hard.

He maybe thinks he is, but he definitely isn't.

he said what one which one that's amazing you know he scored in two for a left back but what a wonderful player he was and I was fortunate enough to meet him on many occasions when I was in there as a player the statue is fantastic as well doesn't look like Ronaldo you know but I didn't know if it was Tommy or Danny Kaye you know well that's the compliment isn't it absolutely what a wonderful wonderful player Mary his wife and that and the family and that they've done a terrific job there and it's a beautiful part and it's

Lovely for everybody to see, not just Celtic supporters, because he was such, I know he never got a lot of caps for Scotland, which is quite incredible when you look at that Lisbon Lions team, but it's a wonderful statue for a person.

Will we ever have a Scot who's scored in many finals like that, a European final at that particular time, you know, for a Scottish club?

It's true.

It's quite incredible actually, you know, for a left back also.

Yeah.

I was at the opening, obviously, and you could hear the Mullerwell fans singing, because the game was going on at the time, you know, and it was on at the same time, because it was 2.30, near enough by the time it started, and it was great to hear the Mullerwell supporters, as you said, going to the games, because that was never always been the case, you could hear Mullerwell supporters, I knew there was a game on, but it tells you how well they're doing.

he doesnae run about like Usain Bolt any more he still was tracking back though wasn't he Peter what would you say then I thought he was very disappointing I thought both I thought it was very difficult for him to be fair the front three I thought it was difficult for and part of the reason was for that Rangers put so much pressure on Celtic's back line didn't allow them to pass it's

same with midfield Celtic didn't pass forward I felt for Adamu more than probably anybody because everybody's criticising the centre forward I heard you saying he didn't get supply but the service it was terrible he never got any service and any service he did get he was fighting two giants it was really really poor in the first half but I agree Maeda was really poor too easy to mark Sterling just went tighten him he miscontrolled the ball he gave the ball away