The late, great Celtic historian David Potter selected a Celtic Player of the Day. The players were selected randomly from different eras in Celtic’s long, unbroken history.

A marked divergence develops on 21 May of each year among the Celtic fraternity. Between those who played in the Uefa Cup final of 2003, and those who watched it.

The Bear is no stranger to those trophies either having been part of the famous Centenary Double side in 1988. “Celtic are such a unique club that you get nights like this,” Aitken told the crowd.

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