His love for Celtic is everlasting and Kieran Tierney also had a shoutout for one of his former managers who helped pave the way for him at Parkhead.
The Arsenal left-back would probably go for double the £25m the Gunners paid for him now but his everyman appeal means he hasn't forgot his roots.
And the 23-year-old still has time for his pals and online session of Call of Duty where he treated them to a rendition of the Ronny Deila song that was a favourite among the terraces during the amiable Norwegian's two-year stay in Glasgow.
It's easy to forget now but there was loads to like about Deila's team in his first season and he will always be remembered for giving Tierney his chance to break into the first team back in 2015.
And that is well remembered by Scotland star who is on the verge of securing a quick-fire return from a knee injury that threatened to derail his season.
It comes after Gunners boss Mikel Arteta raved about his star man as the Spaniard once again extolled the virtues of one of his key men.
The former Rangers midfielder said: "He's been working like a beast every single day.
"I don't think he's going to make it tomorrow, but he wants to be as close as possible to the football pitch to give himself the best chance.
"We need players like Tierney. We know they are the kind of players who can make a difference in a big tie like this, but I only want to put players on the pitch who feel safe to perform.
"If it's a risk, if we're going to take a gamble, I don't think it's the right game to do it."
