Supporters of Celtic have recently reacted to some comments from Scottish striker Leigh Griffiths which were shared on Twitter by the club.
In their most recent outing, Neil Lennon’s side defeated Hamilton Academical 3-0 at the Fountain of Youth Stadium (per Transfermarkt).
On the day, Griffiths, who is valued at £1.8 million (as per Transfermarkt), was one of the names on the scoresheet as he added to Odsonne Edouard’s opener before David Turnbull bagged the Bhoys’ third.
Following the match, the 30-year-old frontman spoke to the club’s media and what he had to say was shared on Twitter by Celtic.
He said: “It’s going well so far and I hope to keep the momentum going. As long as the team’s picking up three points, I don’t really care who scores!”
Following these comments, lots of Celtic fans flocked to them to air their thoughts.
So, what did these Celtic fans have to say after the club shared Leigh Griffiths’ comments?
“Don’t break what’s not broken keep it going hh”
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“Consistency please!! Well done again, Griffy!”
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The three points for Lennon’s side means that they have claimed 40 points from their first 17 games and they currently trail their Old Firm rivals by 16 points (per BBC).
Should Leigh Griffiths have played in more games this season?
No, he's not good enough
Yes, he's a good player
“Should have been playing long before now”
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“Love u griff”
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Over the duration of the season so far, the forward has made seven appearances in the Premiership for the Hoops, in which he has scored four goals (per WhoScored).
His performances over the outings have earned him a respectable 6.95/10 average rating, making him the tenth-best performer in Lennon’s squad.
“But if you are in the team Leigh we know you will score, well done.”
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“Leigh Griffiths can win Celtic 10 in a row.”
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As can be seen in these responses from Celtic fans, many of them were keen to gush over Griffiths after his comments were shared by the club.