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Celtic: Fans defend Kieran Tierney after ‘Bhoys’ boot message

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He may no longer be at Celtic, but Kieran Tierney paid homage to his former club on his debut for Arsenal last night since his £25m move to London from Glasgow last month (as per BBC).

The Evening Times noted that the 22-year-old took to the pitch for Arsenal in the Carabao Cup clash against Nottingham Forest with the word ‘Bhoys’ on one of his boots, a reference to an informal term for Celtic.

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Hoops fan @SovietCeltic on Twitter was not impressed by Tierney’s ode to his former club, believing that the Scotland left-back knew of the implications of leaving Celtic for Arsenal.

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The 22-year-old was the subject of a prolonged transfer saga between the two clubs this summer, with an initial bid of £15m being turned down in June (as per The Sun) and an improved £25m offer the following month also being rejected (as per BBC) before the transfer was finally made on August 9th.

These Celtic fans took to Twitter to stick up for Tierney for showing his support for the club:

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https://twitter.com/madcelt61/status/1176587353894391809

Celtic fans, what did you make of Tierney’s ode to the club on his boots? Comment below with your views!

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