Celtic legend Scott Brown was caught up in a hilarious on-air blooper to mark his Parkhead send off.
The skipper will play his last game for the club this week ahead of his move to Aberdeen as a player-coach under Stephen Glass.
It sparked an emotional send off from the club as he pulled on the green and white strip for the final time in Glasgow's east end against St Johnstone.
With a long list of silverware throughout his 14 year career, he may have just added another chapter to his hero legacy with a hilarious post-match interview.
The skipper rounded off his final game in the green and white at Celtic Park with a side-splitting howler as he celebrated the 4-0 rout of the Perth side.
The captain spoke to Celtic TV post-match as he prepared to say goodbye to Parkhead for the final time.
As the interviewer requests to be informed when they go live, Brown cuts in: "Play that song again, it's a great tune.
"Just put Scooter on, f*** me. This isn't live?"
The pair then realise they are live on the club steaming service and burst out laughing.
They later round back to apologised for "any foul language that may have been heard there."
The interview adds: "I'm sure it's accidental, but emotions are high."
Brown looked to the camera and added "apologies".
On the pitch Brown was taken off after 63 minutes and replaced by Isamaila Soro as David Turnbull, Odsonne Edouard, Kris Ajer and Karamoko Dembele got on the scoresheet.
