Former Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart has shared a brilliant photo of him dressed up as Arsenal legend David Seaman. Super Joe became a favourite at Celtic Park, finding the best form that took him to the top of the game while at Man City…
Posting on Instagram, Hart shared a brilliant snap of him in fancy dress as the iconic England keeper Seaman.
Hart decided to go as Seaman for a sporting hero fancy dress party, donning the gloves once again.
Joe Hart’s personality shone through at Celtic and he was a great ambassador for the club. Having joined from Spurs in 2021, Hart became a key figure under Ange Postecoglou and then Brendan Rodgers. Hart made 153 appearances, keeping 64 clean sheets and winning seven titles during an impressive three years with the Champions.
Joe Hart has reflected fondly on his spell at Celtic, revealing he never considered extending his playing career elsewhere after bringing the curtain down on his time at the Hoops.
At a stage when many questioned whether his career at the top level was coming to an end, Hart re-established himself as a key figure for the Hoops, lifting seven domestic trophies, including three Scottish Premiership titles.
Looking back on his Celtic journey during a BBC Sport Q&A, Hart admitted the move came at exactly the right time. Joe Hart has reflected fondly on his spell at Celtic, revealing he never considered extending his playing career elsewhere after bringing the curtain down on his time at the Hoops.
At a stage when many questioned whether his career at the top level was coming to an end, Hart re-established himself as a key figure for the Hoops, lifting seven domestic trophies, including three Scottish Premiership titles.
“There’s no shoulda-woulda-couldas with Celtic. That place just felt right. Everything about it. To get the opportunity to go first and foremost, when football was about to turn its back on me, was one of the best last lifelines that I ever was given,” Joe Hart said.
He added: “I thought I had life left in me. I really did think I had life left in me, and I knew that it was a difficult place to go to prove myself, you know, because Celtic demands excellence, and from what they could see, I was on the bench at Spurs, and they didn’t necessarily want me to even be on the bench anymore.
“So, for whatever my career was, that was my current situation. So I had a lot to prove, and I knew that. And I knew this football club wasn’t daft. And the way the relationship grew, I honestly couldn’t have asked for more.
The former Celtic star continued: “I didn’t want to play for anyone else. I had life left in me. I was 37. There’s no doubt I was physically capable of carrying on, but I didn’t want to play for anyone else after that amazing opportunity that I was given.
“I had life left in me. I was 37. There’s no doubt I was physically capable of carrying on, but I didn’t want to play for anyone else after that amazing opportunity that I was given.
“To have that last home game and the Green Brigade’s farewell that was given to me after half-time when I walked out, I swear, I never… I still feel it now.
“So, I think I’ve said it enough about what it means to me, so, forever grateful.”
Celtic will always be special to Joe Hart 🫶 pic.twitter.com/fxP7utbiS6
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) July 7, 2026
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