Joe Hart Begins First Post-Celtic Gig; Does Himself Proud.
Joe Hart, a former Celtic and England custodian, made his debut as a TV pundit for Euro 2024, and audiences were clearly impressed. The 37-year-old, who recently retired from Celtic after three trophy-filled seasons, brought his wealth of expertise and wisdom to the screen, and fans couldn’t get enough.
Joe Hart Celtic will face Rangers in the Scottish Cup Final on May 25, 2024 at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain. Celtic’s Joe Hart celebrates after winning the Scottish Cup. Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff.
Hart’s tattoos stole the show as he appeared on a panel of seven English pundits. Many English fans mocked his dark design. Viewers were drawn not only to his artwork, but also to his intelligent commentary and clear analysis.
Joe ended his brilliant career in the best way possible, helping Celtic win the league and cup double in his final season with the club. The 37-year-old announced his retirement earlier this year, saying he wanted to leave on top.
Hart’s final weeks at Celtic were nothing short of amazing. In the Scottish Premiership, he helped the team win its 53rd league title by making important saves and providing a calming presence in goal. His knowledge and leadership proved essential as Celtic held off heavy challenge from Rangers.
The highlight of Hart’s final season came in the Scottish Cup final, where he assisted Celtic to a 1-0 victory over Rangers thanks to Adam Idah’s last-minute goal. The victory was a fitting finish to Hart’s career, as he won his 12th major prize and earned a standing ovation from Celtic fans.
Hart’s ability to connect with Celtic fans was clear during his stay there. Supporters often chanted ‘Super Joe’, and he was regarded as a leader both on and off the pitch.
