There are not many football clubs in the world that have standards as high as Celtic. 

That's according to former midfielder, Barry Robson, who reckons playing for the Hoops comes with even more pressure than England's top powerhouses. 

Robson is the latest name confirmed to feature in the Celtic FC Foundation’s Legends Charity Match on Sunday, May 26. 

And the ex-Aberdeen manager couldn't help but speak fondly of his two years at Celtic Park, where he amassed 55 appearances and endeared the Parkhead faithful with his energetic box-to-box style. 

"Celtic Park is always a place you miss when you leave as a player," the 15-time Scotland internationalist explained. 

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“You miss the demands of the club, the pressure and everything that goes with it – the big Champions League nights, derby games.

"It was always a big pressure situation but it was one that I always enjoyed.

“I’m looking forward to coming back to see the fans because the Celtic fans were always brilliant with me. I’ve always had a really good relationship with them, so it’ll be good to see them again.

“Apart from missing the club – the games and the pressure – one of the things I miss is my team-mates. They make everything when you’re there.

“It’s the memories you look back on and we were actually a very successful team.

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"We got to the last 16 of the Champions League and won leagues and cups, so to share those experiences with that group of players was great, so it’ll be good to meet up again with the likes of Broony, Big Jan, Artur and Mick.

“Celtic is more than a club and when you’ve played there or been lucky enough to meet the people and be there, you realise it’s more than a football club – I always say that to people.

“You could go and play for big clubs in England but they’re not as big as Celtic – it’s not the same pressure, I’m telling you that now. There are not many clubs in the world that have got that demand.”