FANS FAVORITE ‘LEFT BEHIND’ BY CELTIC TEAM BUS AFTER DEFEAT TO MIDTJYLLAND FC IN THE EUROPA LEAGUE,IT’S SAD

Whit an absolute disgrace o’ a night that wis for Celtic. A trip tae Denmark that was meant tae show a bit o’ pride, a bit o’ fight  instead turned intae a humiliation fae start tae finish.

No only did Celtic get battered 3–1 by Midtjylland, but the chaos didnae stop when the ref blew the final whistle. Naw, it got worse. Much worse.

Because while the rest o’ the team were skulkin’ aff tae the bus, faces like fizz, wan Celtic hero wis still oot there — clappin’ the away fans, showin’ a bit o’ class when the rest o’ them looked ready tae bolt. But when he went back inside?

The team bus had already left him behind.

Aye, ye read that right. The lad got left behind in Denmark — then missed the flight back tae Scotland.

How in the name o’ the wee man does a club like Celtic manage somethin’ that daft?

😡 “It’s pure disrespect!” – Fans cannae believe it

As soon as the story broke, Celtic fans completely lost the plot. The defeat wis bad enough — but leavin’ a player behind efter a European match? That’s unforgivable.

🗣 “A 3–1 defeat and we cannae even keep track o’ oor ain players? Joke of a club!”

🗣 “That lad’s given everything for Celtic. And they dae him like that?”

🗣 “Sack whoever organised that travel — it’s amateur hour!”

Social media blew up faster than a VAR check in a Rangers game. Celtic supporters are fumin’, heartbroken, and embarrassed a’ at once.

This wisnae just a bad result — it wis a full-on shambles fae the pitch tae the plane.

🟢 The moment the disaster started

The match itsel’ wis pure torture. Midtjylland looked sharper, hungrier, and mair switched on fae the first minute. Celtic were sloppy, slow, and lost their shape mair times than ye could count.

By the time the Danes stuck in their third goal, even the commentators were sayin’ Celtic looked beaten. When the final whistle went, the players trudged aff — heads doon, nae fight, nae words.

Except for wan man. The fan favourite, the lad the supporters adore, stayed behind tae applaud the faithful who’d travelled all the way fae Glasgow. While the rest vanished doon the tunnel, he stood there clappin’, lookin’ like his heart wis breakin’.

And that’s when it happened. The team bus, apparently in some mad rush tae get tae the airport, just drove aff without checkin’ if everyone wis on board.

By the time he made it back tae the hotel, it wis too late. The plane tae Scotland had already gone.

He wis left tae stay overnight wi’ a single staff member, flyin’ hame the next mornin’ — alone.

💔 “He’s nae just a player — he’s one o’ us”

Fans were quick tae defend him. He’s no just another face in the squad — he’s been the heartbeat o’ Celtic for years. A player who actually cares, who fights for the shirt.

And yet, this is how he’s treated?

🗣 “The board dinnae care anymore,” one angry supporter wrote.

🗣 “If this is how they handle their best lads, nae wonder folk want oot.”

🗣 “It’s pure humiliation — he deserved better.”

For a fanbase that prides itself on loyalty and family, this cut deep. There’s a sense that Celtic have lost the human touch — the respect and unity that once made the club special.

🔥 “It’s a circus!” – Questions for the management

And now the questions are flyin’.

How did the team staff no notice he wis missin’?

Who organised the travel?

And why does it feel like every other week brings some new farce at Celtic?

Ye can almost hear the sarcasm drippin’ fae fans online:

🗣 “Next week they’ll probably forget the keeper at the hotel.”

🗣 “Maybe we should start countin’ players before leavin’ the stadium.”

It sounds funny, aye, but the anger is real. Celtic are supposed tae be one o’ the biggest clubs in Europe — yet they’re actin’ like a Sunday league mob that cannae even count tae twenty-three.

🕯 Could this be the end o’ his time at Celtic?

If we’re bein’ honest, this could well be the final straw. The whispers’ve been there for weeks — talk o’ tension behind the scenes, players losin’ faith, and folk fallin’ oot wi’ management.

And noo, this. Left behind, forgotten, and embarrassed on an away trip.

Reports say the player’s no takin’ it lightly. He’s furious — and who could blame him? The bond between him and the club looks cracked beyond repair.

🗣 “He’ll be gone by January, ye watch,” one fan said outside Parkhead.

🗣 “They’ve lost him. He deserved loyalty, no’ this nonsense.”

If he goes, it’ll no just be a player Celtic lose — it’ll be a symbol of everything broken at the club right noo.

⚽ A defeat that says it all

That 3–1 defeat might go doon as just another bad night in Europe for Celtic, but tae the fans, it means far more. It’s the latest proof that things arenae right — on or off the pitch.

Where’s the leadership?

Where’s the accountability?

Where’s the pride that used tae define Celtic?

Players look lost, fans are divided, and even simple things like team travel are bein’ botched. It’s nae wonder folk are furious.

🗯 “Sort it oot, Celtic!”

As dawn broke the next mornin’ and word spread that the player had finally boarded a flight hame, Celtic supporters were still ventin’.

🗣 “We’re Celtic, no’ a joke show. Get a grip!”

🗣 “We’re better than this. Or at least we used tae be.”

And they’re right. For a club wi’ Celtic’s history, tae see it turn intae a circus o’ mistakes and mismanagement hurts like hell.

This isn’t just about a 3–1 loss in Denmark. It’s about respect, professionalism, and the soul of the club.

If the board and management dinnae wake up soon, there’ll be nae stoppin’ the exodus — fans, players, even the diehards will start losin’ faith.

😔 “He deserved better”

So aye — defeated 3–1, left behind by the team bus, missed the flight hame. It reads like a joke, but it’s real.

And for the lad at the centre o’ it, it might just be the final straw.

A player that once carried Celtic through the storm now finds himsel’ alone in Denmark, forgotten by his ain team.

Heartbreakin’? Aye.

Embarrassin’? Definitely.

Avoidable? 100%.

But this is Celtic in 2025 — a club that seems tae have lost its way, one mistake at a time.

The fans can only hope someone, somewhere inside Parkhead, still remembers what it means tae care.

Because right noo, Celtic look like a club that’s no just losin’ games — they’re losin’ themselves.