McInnes described Brown as a “wee boy” after an incident during Celtic’s 1-0 win over Aberdeen.
Scott Brown has reacted hilariously on Instagram after Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes commented on the Celtic captain’s actions during Saturday’s 1-0 win over the Dons at Celtic Park.
Scott Sinclair replaced Odsonne Edouard in the first half after the Frenchman picked up an injury following a challenge with Scott McKenna, and backheeled Celtic to three points with an excellent effort.
During the match, 33-year-old Brown stole a note on Aberdeen’s tactics out of Dons captain Graeme Shinnie’s hand after McInnes had handed his skipper the note. Brown then pretended to read it and passed it to his manager.
McInnes described Brown as a “wee boy” in quotes published by the Daily Record after the match, and Brown reacted hilariously on Instagram by screenshotting the piece and captioning it with laughing emojis.
Brown has played every single minute of Celtic’s 18 league and cup outings so far this season, failing to be substituted or even rested in the League Cup games.
He is expected to continue that run against Austrian side RedBull Salzburg in the Europa League on Thursday night, as the Hoops look to build on their narrow 1-0 win over Rosenborg in Group B.
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