Mark Wilson admits it was humbling experience to be given such a strong send-off for Celtic on the weekend.
The 27-year old full-back was handed the captain's armband and given his first start since October when the Hoops beat St Johnstone at Celtic Park on May 3 as a token of appreciation for his services since joining the club from Dundee United in 2006.
Wilson is set to leave Celtic on a free transfer this summer and was thrilled to be the recipient of a warm farewell from the loyal Hoops supporters.
"I've never been one of the form stars or favourites so it was a nice send-off and I really appreciate it.
"It was very humbling - I never would have thought, as a young boy sitting in the crowd, that one day I would be getting that kind of ovation going off so it was pretty special.
"I haven't played for about six months so it was good just to get a game - and for it to be my last game at Celtic Park I definitely enjoyed it.""It was a good reception because obviously I've never been one of the players to light the place up and get the crowd going," he told Celtic View.