Celtic: Fans react to club’s post on Twitter

Fans of Celtic have been reacting to a post on Twitter, in which the club shared photos from a recent training session.

The post by the official Celtic Twitter account contained four photos of several Celtic players and staff during the training session, as well as stating: ‘First day as an Adidas football club and full contact training at Lennoxtown… things are looking up.’

And, in reaction to the post, fans of the club flocked to have their say on the matter, with many stating their delight at the club’s new training gear.

https://twitter.com/lfmunro/status/1278359053195005958

I am going to need to take out a second mortgage to buy all of the kits and training gear.

Absolute belters, the lot of them.

— LussBhoy (@LussBhoy) July 1, 2020

Gear looks class

— Damien Mitchell (@Sligodamo32) July 1, 2020

The pictures of the Celtic players come following the recent announcement by the club that they have agreed a five-year deal with Adidas, who will supply the club with all training kit and shirts.

And, judging by a statement issued on the club’s website, the deal is viewed by Celtic as a great commercial success, with the club boasting that they have joined some of the world’s top clubs, such as Real Madrid, Manchester United, Arsenal, FC Bayern Munich and Juventus in being part of the Adidas group.

In addition to this, it seems as if Adidas has certainly got off on a good foot with the fans, many of whom have been swooning over the players in the new training kit.

pic.twitter.com/9xdJXpyfYw

— Aidan Edouard (@AidanEdouard) July 1, 2020

Big Tam and Adidas. My life is now complete. ??

— Free Rogic. (@celticforever9) July 1, 2020

Stop this filth pic.twitter.com/WgSAl0rD2a

— Georgios Stepharas (@chibchenko) July 1, 2020

One fan even stated that Greg Taylor looks ready for retirement.

Greg Taylor looks ready for retirement here.

— JC (@BxlfastBhoy) July 1, 2020

With Celtic going for their 10th Scottish Premiership title in a row next season, Adidas appears to have joined the club at what is potentially a rather prominent moment in the club’s history – as, should Celtic go on to win ’10-in-a-row’, the shirt that they are donning upon the completion of this feat will live long in the memory of Celtic fans.