Angry former Hearts star Neil McCann insists Odsonne Edouard's cheeky Scottish Cup final penalty was disrespectful.
The French striker scored from the spot as Celtic won a historic quadruple Treble on penalties after a 3-3 draw at Hampden.
It was a stirring comeback from Hearts who were 2-0 down after just 29 minutes when Christophe Berra conceded a penalty.
Edouard stepped up to take and he beat former team-mate Craig Gordon with a cheeky Panenka.
That drew a furious reaction from the goalkeeper, who threw the ball at the Celtic star, and pundit Neil McCann insists he can see why the veteran lost his rag.
He said: "I can understand (Craig Gordon's reaction). I think that's pretty disrespectful.
"It's come off for him and it looks brilliant. It's just selfish. I didn't like it. It's not because Celtic have gone two-nil up - that's his (former) team-mate and that's why Craig's reacted like that.
"That was a little bit cheeky."
Gordon would go on to save from Ryan Christie in the shoot-out but ultimately end up on the losing side.
After Stephen Kingsley and Craig Wighton had missed for Hearts the goalkeeper went the wrong way on Kris Ajer's decisive kick.
