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Hugh Keevens, Mark Wilson and Gordon Diel are here in the studio. Jim Duffy is still at Hamden Park after watching Aberdeen against Celtic. It was one-way traffic, Hugh Keevins. Celtic are through to the Scottish Cup final to face Hart. And now we open the phones to see what the general public made of it. Overall talk big picture to us. What did

you think today? Neil Lennon got it right. Celtic were dominant from the word go. They scored

good goals from Tom Roggich and from James Forrest in the first half. Odsenedbad stuck

his penalty away efficiently.

Celtic could have had six or seven, but for Joe Lewis in goal.

For Aberdeen, a black day.

A day of inexplicable loss of discipline.

The challenge on Ryan Christie by Dominic Ball is a disgrace. The challenge

by Lewis Ferguson is a disgrace on Johnny Hayes. And Aberdeen then lose their manager and assistant

manager up to the stand. It is an awful day. Someone from Aberdeen should actually apologise

to the Aberdeen supporters

for playing no football whatsoever

and for a loss

of discipline on an industrial

and embarrassing scale.

But Celtic managed the situation perfectly well

because I think it can be easy sometimes to get caught up in things, you know, when there's ill discipline in the game like Ball's Challenge and then people try to react to it.

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