BACKTRACKING! Football Scotland reporter quickly...

BACKTRACKING! Football Scotland reporter quickly

BACKTRACKING! Football Scotland reporter quickly corrects his ‘working hard’ Celtic transfer claim

Mark Hendry swiftly deleted his original tweet after receiving anger for saying that Celtic was “working

hard” to sign a left-back before the transfer window closed.

The reporter for Football Scotland claims that the club has been trying extremely hard all year

to sign a left-back, as evidenced by their inability to sign Tiago Araujo or Owen Beck.

It appears from Hendry’s tweets that a terrified Celtic insider swiftly contacted him because he didn’t

like how his initial message was receiving attention online.

The tale published by Video Celts, which emphasized the value of “working hard,” was seen 8,000 times between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. yesterday.

The lack of transfer activity, particularly with regard to the left-back and striker positions, has left many

Celtic supporters feeling somewhere between worried, upset, and furious. It seems that the club is

becoming more aware of their feelings.

Although Cameron Carter-Vickers’ announcement of a longer deal is very positive, the fact that it was

made in the last week of the transfer window raises suspicions that not much will be coming in.

It is clear that someone believed that spreading the word that the club was “working hard” would be

favorably received; once again, the hierarchy is utterly out of touch with the support and consistently

fails to read the room.