Neil McCann isn't fazed by '˜disgusting' abuse from Celtic fans

Dundee boss Neil McCann says he won't be bothered by the type of 'disgusting' and 'despicable' abuse he's received in the past when his team take on Celtic at Dens Park tonight.
Neil McCann will watch his side take on Celtic at Dens Park. Picture: SNSNeil McCann will watch his side take on Celtic at Dens Park. Picture: SNS
Neil McCann will watch his side take on Celtic at Dens Park. Picture: SNS
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McCann grew up a Celtic supporter but drew the ire of the Parkhead faithful when he agreed to a 1998 move to Rangers.

The feeling of resentment among the Celtic support only increased when McCann became a regular pundit for Sky Sports, prior to him taking over at Dundee towards the end of last season.

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Dundee host holders Celtic in the quarter-final of the Betfred Cup on Wednesday evening.

Speaking to the Daily Record, McCann said: “I expect a nice cheery, warm welcome. It’s never changed since I’ve been playing football. I get the same adulation from the Celtic fans.

“There’s nothing they can say to me that I haven’t heard before. I’ve heard some disgusting, despicable things but nothing they say will bother me.”