It was the first time the veteran stopper was ever ordered off, and he has admitted that how he celebrated was a normal way for him to act, but he was slightly surprised the cameras picked up on it. “That was naughty”, he told Glasgow Times. “There was no need for that clip. I was just watching the game and reacting how I would like to react. “I know we’re in public and people are free to do what they want. I think that was footage from the live cameras they were setting up for the interviews after. So that was a shame. “But that was Daizen scoring an absolute banger to make it three. I’d liked to have celebrated with him obviously but that’s what it was. “Of course [the fans loved it]. But it’s me. That’s how I am. That’s the truth. It’s a shame as you want to feel comfortable to express yourself in a controlled environment, but that’s modern-day life.” This weekend at Livingston, Celtic cannot afford any mishaps. Hart staying on the pitch for 90 minutes would be ideal, and fans would be greatly pleased with a similar scoreline to what their last trip to Almondvale ended. Kick-off tomorrow is at midday, and the game is live on Sky Sports.

“With Callum, we have to think about it and it comes into the thinking, especially on the back of an international break. “We’re all hopeful in the future we’ll have quality grass pitches here and supporters will see the best possible game that they can. “But at this moment, we play on the plastic pitch, and we have to deal with it. And we think about team selection, and from Callum’s perspective, it’s too much of a risk.” At the heart of the midfield, the 30-year-old is key to Celtic. He has been missing for the past few weeks but there is a very good chance he will play at Ibrox, according to the manager. Having McGregor back in for the visit to Govan would provide the team with an almighty boost going into arguably the biggest game of their season. He is nothing short of key, particularly in the derbies, where the five-time treble-winner comes to the fore.