For some Celtic supporters it was almost too much. In the aftermath of Legia Warsaw’s second goal a man in a green polo shirt and beige fishing hat leapt to his feet and stood before the directors' box, arms outstretched. He stood silent, unmoving. After a second or two he rubbed his fingers together in the unmistakable, international sign language of money. No words were uttered. None were required. His message was clear enough. This was the year when Celtic gambled their Champions League ambitions on spending the bare minimum. A year when they placed their chips on black and lost to a Polish team in red. The punt finished up costing them £15million.
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Celtic  knocked out of the Champions League in third qualifying round
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Hoops lost 6-1 on aggregate following 2-0 defeat at Murrayfield
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Ronny Deila's side went into home clash having trailed 4-1 from the first leg
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Michal Zyro gave Polish champions lead in 36th minute
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Michal Kucharczyk doubled advantage on night 16 minutes after half-time
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Scottish champions now drop into Europa League play-off round
@placeholder offered the view pre-match that it would hardly be the end of the world if Celtic failed to qualify.