Adam Idah’s Depressing Sunday Night Social Media Post

Adam Idah’s Humility Social Media on Sunday Night Although Adam Idah was unable to register a goal against Kilmarnock this afternoon, his enthusiasm was not diminished.In a match that was as competitive as it could have been without the Irish striker scoring, Idah ensured that the significance of the victory over Kilmarnock was underscored. Celtic’s supporters were exceptional this afternoon, as they generated an extraordinary ambiance in the away end.Derek McInnes’ criticism

of Celtic supporters for their refusal to commemorate Remembrance Day this afternoon underscored the Kilmarnock manager’s lack of comprehension regarding Celtic supporters’ reluctance to observe the day. The club’s association with its Irish heritage and the legacy of British involvement in the conflict in Ireland have led Celtic supporters to traditionally abstain from wearing poppies or observing Remembrance Day.

The poppy is perceived as a symbol of British nationalism by a significant number of Celtic supporters,

who prefer to commemorate the Irish victims of war and conflict, as well as the legacy of those who fought for Irish independence. Idah’s post demonstrates that Celtic players were able to navigate a challenging game, which at times resulted in the Bhoys being on the defensive, with the assistance of those in the away end. That is what is so remarkable about the Hoops supporters; they are the 12th man and are able to assist in guiding the players through games, underscoring the importance of their support on a critical day in the title race.