Joe Hart speaks to the English media all about Parkhead as he discusses next career step

Joe Hart speaks to the English media all about Parkhead as he discusses next career step

Joe Hart speaks to the English media all about Parkhead as he discusses next career step

In one of his first media appearances since leaving the team, Joe Hart called the Celtic supporters “incredible.”

After retiring from professional football and finishing his career with a league and cup double at Celtic, Hart is taking a well-earned vacation.

During his 153 appearances, the former goalie won seven trophies and developed a wonderful relationship with the fans.

It’s evident from his impassioned and elegant remarks about the Celtic experience that he has thoroughly enjoyed his stay in Glasgow.

And although though he’s hanging up his gloves to get ready for a big role in English football media, it appears that his proselytizing will go on.

Joe Hart had the perfect career ending at Celtic

Hart stated in an interview with The Mirror [07/06 print edition, p. 64]: “I’ve loved every minute of my career.” However, it seemed as though I ended up feeling precisely the same as I had all my life. Trim, powerful, and ravenous. That remained the same, and I felt pleased about that.

“The Celtics have amazing supporters. Their comprehension, from a football and a human perspective, warmed my heart. I could not have stated it better. It was a difficult season, and the league was a difficult grind with the cup finals.

“You talk about Toni Kroos and he’s had the ultimate and could still win the Euros. That’s Toni’s story and I could not have asked for more from mine.”

Hart ready for pundit transition

Hart will be included in the BBC’s pundit line-up for the upcoming EURO 2024 tournament and he is looking forward to getting stuck into the gig alongside Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards.

The former goalkeeper said: “It’s not just TV because I also feel I can give something back on the content side. I do feel I want to give back and I don’t necessarily feel coaching is for me.

“This is something that really appeals to me. It will be great to be back with Micah Richards. I’ve worked with Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer before and it’s an exciting line-up. I’m really looking forward to working with them.”

Celtic fans will enjoy watching his insight this summer and it sounds like Hart has bigger plans, too, hinting that he’ll be producing more content than just appearing on television.

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