Some Celtic fans have tremendous tattoos on their body, but others have some drunken mistakes.
Social Media is constantly filled with some brilliant artwork to celebrate the team, but what doesn’t pop up too often are the absolute shockers that some have inked on them.
So here are the three worst tattoos that Celtic fans have unfortunately inflicted on their bodies!
3. The Accidental ‘Terry Munro’
Tattoos are a form of art where every stroke counts, and unfortunately for one Santa Ponsa holidaymaker, a mistake has been inked forever. As Celtic aimed for their 10-in-a-row triumph, this die-hard supporter wanted to wear his pride on his sleeve—quite literally. But instead of sporting a ‘ten in a row’ badge of honour, he woke up to the baffling ‘Terry Munro’. What a way to amplify a hangover! One can only imagine the moment of realisation when the tattoo mirror revealed the blunder.
2. The Unrecognisable Ali in Green
Muhammed Ali—iconic, unparalleled, and a legend in the world of boxing. So, when a Celtic fan chose to commemorate him, it was a bold move. However, the result was a far cry from the intention. Picture this: Ali clad in a Celtic shirt with vibrant green boxing gloves, ready to take on the world. But there’s a catch—the head’s too petite, overshadowed by disproportionately large shoulders. Instead of the fierce, world-renowned athlete, the ink portrayed a caricature-esque figure that would leave even Ali himself scratching his head.
1. Bolingoli’s ‘Morning Glory’ Fiasco
Inspired by the iconic Oasis album, “What’s the Story? Morning Glory,” a fan made the decision to dub in the name of the Belgian left-back, Boli Bolingoli. On paper, it might have seemed like a quirky tribute. But reality had other plans. While Bolingoli did shimmer with potential upon his arrival at the club, his tenure was marred by off-the-pitch indiscretions, notably an unauthorised trip during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This fan’s tattoo choice, in hindsight, became an awkward reminder of unmet potential and controversial decisions.
