In case you’ve been living under a rock, Ange Postecoglou led Tottenham Hotspur to Europa League glory on Wednesday night.
The former Celtic manager outwitted Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United in Bilbao as Spurs won their first major trophy since 2008.
Of course, many sent their congratulations towards Ange and Tottenham. Celtic did so on social media, as did the SPFL with their brilliant tribute post.
Brendan Rodgers congratulated his Celtic predecessor on Thursday in what was a classy message from the Northern Irishman.
But you can’t exactly use the word ‘classy’ to describe how Celtic legend Scott Brown hilariously responded to Spurs winning the trophy!
In typical Broony fashion, the Ayr United boss was on the wind-up as he replied to Tottenham goalkeeper Fraser Forster’s Instagram post.
Former teammates at Celtic, Forster published a photo of him wearing his winner’s medal and captioned it with: “Another one for the collection 😉😍”.
Brown appeared in the comments section and posted a hilarious seven-word reply that dissed Forster’s resemblance to Home Alone film character Marv Murchins.
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Broony wrote: “Marv from home alone won a medal 🔥”.
Brown and Forster’s Celtic days together
Of course, Brown’s comment will be taken in good jest by Forster given the pair were Celtic teammates across two spells in the 2010s.
Brown signed for Celtic in 2007 and went on to become one of the most decorated Hoops captains in the club’s long and storied history.
Forster first joined the Hoops on a season-long loan from Newcastle United in August 2010, keeping an incredible 24 clean sheets in his first campaign.
The 6’7″ tall stopper rejoined Celtic on loan for the following season before signing permanently in the summer of 2012.
Forster, after a time with Premier League club Southampton, came back to Celtic during 2019/20 for a third loan stint before moving on to Spurs two years later.
Brown and Forster won seven major honours together at Celtic, with the goalkeeper now adding a European title to his personal trophy cabinet.