Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart has revealed what happened on his first day at the club - as team-mates took the chance to remind him of a famous Scotland vs England clash.
The shot-stopper conceded two Leigh Griffiths free-kicks in quick succession at Hampden in 2017, though the Three Lions bagged a late equaliser through Harry Kane.
Hart became a team-mate of the striker who stuck a brace past him this summer when he signed from Tottenham on a three-year deal.
And he confirmed that the Parkhead players made sure to remind him of those two free-kicks.
Hart told the Daily Mail : "The first day I walked in, I could see Leigh Griffiths looking at me in the dressing room. One of the lads said to me: ‘Leigh’s got a bomb on him, you know?’ There was a bit of silence.
"I just said: ‘Yes… yes, I know!’ and they all started hooting! It’s been brilliant, really.
"I thought about the size of Celtic, that legendary home support and I thought: ‘Yeah! I have got to ****ing do that!’
"I’ve done the Premier League. I wanted to go and take this on.
"I told the people who mattered to make it happen, Celtic did the best they could for me, which I really appreciated, and before I knew it I was on a plane to the Czech Republic to meet them. I’m looking forward to the future."
