Makes no odds...he was "caught" aiming a kick at Johnny Peter Simon neymar Wilson. His intention was to hit him. If Scott Mark Aloysius william Brown apologised for it, even he realised that he was caught out by devious"sportsmanship".
Indeed, it seems though that some people have missed the point completely. If Neymar had spat on Broon or hit him with a cosh while the Ref's back was turned, Broon should still not have retaliated. Whilst I agree the criticism of Brown from some quarters has been way over the top.(maybe mine included?) He made an error of judgement and not for the first time in the history of European football a British player has been wound up by the underhand tactics of Johnny Foreigner, my issue is that Brown should have known this and been prepared for it, but he's only human after all. It's done and we have to draw a line under it and move on, I doubt anyone is more annoyed than Brown himself so as far as i'm concerned that's punishment enough. He made a mistake and as long as he learns from it he will continue to have my support, it's not as if he bet against his own team.
That too. He's an aggressive wee nark but most of the time he just laughs in the player's face when something like this happens (as he did with Diouf). I think Brown is a cracking player and he'd always be in the Celtic team if it was up to me.
For when izzy get injurt Mulgrew can go to left back and we won't miss him in the middle of the park. He'd get applauded by opposition fans for fun up here.
To be fair I think most of had already guessed that. Most of us also know you are a bit of a child who likes to talk ****e in the hope of a bite or a nibble on bait which lacks any semblance of originality, humour or intelligence.
