Peter Grant has responded to Scott Brown's scathing criticism of him, insisting he is not concerned "one bit" by the former Celtic captain's remarks.
Grant, 60, was a coach at Parkhead under Tony Mowbray during the ill-fated 2011 tenure. Brown, who was captain at the time, previously admitted he had "no time" for Grant, claiming he had "zero personality" and would have left the club had Mowbray and Grant stayed.
Grant's response
Speaking on GO Radio, Grant took a pragmatic view of Brown's comments, saying: "Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I've absolutely no problem whatsoever. It doesn't concern me in the least."
He added: "I've had a lot of criticism through my career, so I've got to have a big backbone. I've got a hell of a lot of friends who would say the opposite, but that's life. We move on from it."
