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    Best long shot goes to Nakamura!

    I suspect this might be another controversial one but he did score 7 long shots that weren’t from dead balls! Similar to Kris Commons, special mentions to Alan Thompson as well, Moravcik, Petrov, Rogic and Turnbull. There were also a couple of crackers from Maloney, Mulgrew and Tierney.

    Now for most clinical, can’t be someone we’ve had before. Vote and upvote your most clinical Celtic player 😀

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    4. R1a88 on

      I can’t really speak to old-era Celtic, but in my Celtic-watching lifetime: Gary Hooper was pretty damn clinical, so I’ll go with him.

    5. Bllago on

      I mean, in recent memory it’s Gary Hooper and I don’t think it’s close. Larsson was a far better play and could do magic, but I wouldn’t use the term clinical with him, it’s almost restrictive.

    8. Equal_Resort_8894 on

      For those of us old enough, Derek Riorden was “the best finisher in Scotland “ 😅

      But has to be Hooper, just a natural strikers instinct.

    10. ForanThoughts on

      Hooper, think he’s the striker other than The King that I trusted most in one v one situations, loved a big game too.

    11. alexcfc95 on

      I’ve only been following Celtic since 2009/10 so for me it’s probably Gary Hooper. If he stuck around instead of signing for Norwich I think he would have had a much better career as well.

    12. decrob94 on

      McGrory.

      In my lifetime Hooper.

      For those saying Griffiths they must forget the number of 1 on 1s he missed. The season he scored 40 Hooper would have hit 60.

    13. Loose_Student_6247 on

      As someone from Scunthorpe I have to say Hooper.

      Saw him play for Scunthorpe, then saw him sign for Celtic who I follow because of my Scottish father. Watching him play live for my local club as a kid and seeing him play for a club I spent so much time with my father watching was beautiful.

      Was always so clinical for both teams, and imho should never have left Celtic.

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