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23rd April 2018
07:54pm BST

Fix the hoops under the arms before it hits shops, ta.
— Danny (@DanTheManMax) April 23, 2018
Is there sleeveless versions available?
— Tony (@tony_stuart1967) April 23, 2018
That's your ten-in-a-row in the bin. You do not break the hoops.
— General Store (@lightonthewaves) April 23, 2018
WITS THE SLEEVES DOIN TOM!!
— Craigy Craigy Whyte (@craigytomwhyte) April 23, 2018
No Hoops. ?
Would it have hurt so bad to continue the green round the sleeves under the arms? — KEVIN MCGUIRE (@kevmcguiremusic) April 23, 2018
Broken hoops cannot be accepted
— Stephen (@up_era) April 23, 2018
Sleeves ruin what is a great kit
— john paul lawler (@pylot1) April 23, 2018
The strip is lovely until you see the broken hoops, why break the hoops on the arms? Surely haven’t done your research into Celtic history ?
— Joe Schiavone? (@joeeeschiavone) April 23, 2018
Terrible kit, no hoops on sleeves.
— ferric (@FerricBhoy) April 23, 2018
However while the kit hasn't gone down tremendously well with the Celtic Park faithful, the club's captain Scott Brown is looking forward to sporting the new effort. "That moment when you first try on the new kit is always really exciting," Brown said. "Everything from the design to the inspiration behind the kit is absolutely spot on this year. "For more than 10 years I have had the honour of pulling on the famous Celtic jersey. As a Celtic fan and player I can’t wait to play in this new kit and see how it goes down with our supporters."Did you run out of green to finish off the "hoops" on the arms ?
— STEVE DURHAM (@ChefSteveDurham) April 23, 2018
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