Under Jimmy McGrory Celtic suffered the worst period in their history. In the 20 years of McGrory's management they won just the one title and on one occasion had to win on the final day to avoid relegation. Nice of Jimmy to lay the blame at Willie Maley's door. When talking management and success, it would be better if you left the hapless McGrory out of the equation.
As for Willie Maley longevity more than anything else makes him Celtic's most trophyladen manager. He started with Celtic before the Boer War and was still manager when WWII started. Stein's period at Celtic was total and utter domination of Scottish Football, during their nine in a row Celtic appeared in 17 of the possible 18 Cup Finals, the 1968 Scottish Cup Final between Dunfermline and Hearts was the only domestic final not to feature Celtic, add to that two European Cup Finals and I believe his record will stand the test of time and in the long run be seen as much more effective and important than Maley's.

The scoring isn't the issue, it was the celebrating he done.

He surrounded the decent players we had with other decent players and made the whole greater than the sum of its parts, unlike Chesney who surrounded the decent players he inherited with bargain basement SPL mediocrity.

You can't have a problem with a professional footballer getting caught up in the intensity of the last match of the season, celebrating a goal, stopping the title being won in front of his home fans by a visiting team which he probably never thought at that point he would have a chance of playing for. Do you?

I mean seriously, come on Jumpers.

Before people come on and make comparisons about Henrik not celebrating when he scored against us...........well it's just not in the same ball park is it?

The scoring isn't the issue, it was the celebrating he done.