article_snippet: Celtic captain Scott Brown has insisted Celtic captain Scott Brown has no reason to fear being banned for Sunday’s League Cup Final and called on critics of Celtic captain Scott Brown Tannadice tackle on Nadir Ciftci to ‘man up’.
article_snippet: But, dismissing any concern, Celtic captain Scott Brown said: ‘
article_snippet: and Celtic captain Scott Brown had a clear view of my tackle and Celtic captain Scott Brown
article_snippet: Celtic captain Scott Brown Celtic captain Scott Brown has accused Dundee United forward Nadir Ciftci of 'blatantly' kicking Celtic captain Scott Brown in the head .
article_snippet: Celtic captain Scott Brown was fine with It and so was the linesman.
article_snippet: Brown holds Brown head during the bad-tempered Scottish Cup quarter-final on Sunday afternoon .
article_snippet: Ciftci appeared to kick Brown in the face following the Celtic man’s heavy challenge, while Butcher could be hit with a red card for Butcher role in the clash with Celtic’s Virgil van Dijk.
article_snippet: After the cup match, United boss Jackie McNamara said much of the trouble could have been avoided if referee Craig Thomson had sent off Brown for Brown initial challenge on Ciftci.
article_snippet: referee Craig Thomson had sent off Brown for his initial challenge on Ciftci did not even give a foul but the Celtic captain – who called for video evidence to be introduced to help the under-fire match officials –
article_snippet: Brown refused to be critical of match officials Thomson and Chambers, and instead insisted video evidence would have cleared up the confusion.
article_snippet: ‘I think yesterday would have been ideal for the confusion,’ Brown said.