Celtic favourite Scott Sinclair admits he hasn't plucked up the courage yet to bring up Bristol Rovers boss Joey Barton's derby day humbling during his ill-fated spell at Rangers.
Barton arrived at Ibrox in bullish form when he named himself as the 'best player' in the Scottish Premiership upon his move to Rangers in May 2016. However, poor performances and struggles at the club marred his tenure, which culminated in his contract being terminated in the midst of a training ground argument with Andy Halliday before he returned to Burnley in January.
Sinclair arrived at Celtic during the same window under Brendan Rodgers in 2016 after falling out of favour at Aston Villa, and tore up the Scottish Premiership with 40 league goals in just 105 league games under the Northern Irishman and latterly Neil Lennon. After helping the club to the famous 'Treble Treble' and an Invincible season during his debut campaign, he is well remembered by fans in the east end of Glasgow.
