Celtic fans on Twitter have been responding to the latest social media post from former Hoops man Erik Sviatchenko.
This comes after the defender shared a post on his official Twitter page in response to a video posted by @Lskiv_67 of some of Sviatchenko’s best moments during his time at Celtic as well as fellow former defender Mikael Lustig.
In response to this video, Sviatchenko tweeted a laughing emoji followed by a hand-clapping emoji to express his enjoyment of the video.
This post from the defender then gathered a lot of replies from Celtic fans who were quick to share their responses to the player.
Here’s a sample of Celtic fans responding to Sviatchenko’s post:
— Erik Sviatchenko (@eriksviat) October 15, 2020
Brilliant??????
— Donny Henderson (@henderson_donny) October 15, 2020
Celtic signed the 29-year-old back in the 2016 January transfer window from Danish club FC Midtjylland for a fee of £2.25 million.
Love it
— Alan Palmer (@palmerova88) October 15, 2020
Two years later in the 2018 January transfer window, Sviatchenko returned to Midtjylland on a loan deal before signing on a permanent basis in the summer window for a fee of £1.03 million.
We miss you both. ? But once a bhoy, always a bhoy. ????
— Ails (@ails9iar) October 15, 2020
Do you miss having Sviatchenko at Celtic?
Yes
No
Hail Hail big man. Love it ???
— Runcie (@ChoasTheory15) October 15, 2020
Overall, the defender, who is valued at £1.8 million (as per Transfermarkt), made a total of 63 appearances for Celtic during his time there in which he managed to grab himself two goals and provide four assists along the way (per Transfermarkt).
Miss you
— J McD (@J18883) October 15, 2020
Now that Sviatchenko has shared this post on his official Twitter page, this paved the way for lots of Celtic fans to send their messages to the defender.
Please come home ? https://t.co/hmOPOC3Bim
— FOX1910?? (@Foxy1910NGA) October 15, 2020
It’s great to see Sviatchenko responding to this video of him on Twitter. The response to his post from this group of Celtic fans just proves how much they admire their former player and appreciate what he did for the club during his spell there.