Celtic fans react on Twitter as popular figure reportedly quits the club

Celtic fans react on Twitter as popular figure reportedly quits the club

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Summer Harl has ended her three-year spell at Celtic - and fans took to Twitter to express their disappointment.

The Scottish Sun claim the Celtic TV presenter has left her job as the popular host of the club's online television channel.

English-born Harl, who is a childhood Norwich supporter, is said to have announced her departure from the Scottish giants on Monday.

Celtic fans took to social media to express their disappointment at her exit, with some claiming she will be much missed and others joking she is set to following in the footsteps of players Kris Commons and Efe Ambrose and move to Hibernian TV.

Here is a selection of their messages on Twitter:

Celtic are aiming to continue their remorseless pursuit of a sixth consecutive Scottish Premiership title when they return to action on Wednesday night.

Brendan Rodgers' side travel to relegation strugglers Inverness aiming to extend their 24-point lead over second-placed Aberdeen.

Celtic have accumulated a remarkable haul of 76 points from 26 matches, winning 25 of their league encounters and drawing the other.

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