Ronny Deila's delight as Celtic go top; Derek McInnes blasts ref over Shay Logan red; Gordon McQueen hopes McGeady and McCarthy "get a horrible reception" and more in Monday's Rumour Mill Ronny Deila's delight as Celtic go top Ronny Deila has only rarely worn his heart on his sleeve as Celtic manager. I am very proud of the team. Scott Brown "going nowhere" Meanwhile, Deila has hailed Scott Brown as "Mr Celtic" - and insists the skipper is going nowhere. The Hoops boss was reacting to weekend reports the 29-year-old - who was sent off after picking up two yellow cards in yesterday's 2-1 win over Aberdeen - is going to be the subject of a £5 million bid from Crystal Palace. Deila said: "Scott is going to stay here. He loves Celtic, and we love him. So there is nothing to talk about. The Times Ronny Deila "disappointed" by minute silence disruption Ronny Deila said he was disappointed some fans had disrupted a Remembrance Sunday silence ahead of their 2-1 victory over Aberdeen. The silence was disrupted by some sections of the support in the away stands at Pittodrie. Deila said: "That's disappointing, Sometimes some people are not respectful and it is very important for Celtic to be a respectful club." Daily Mail Derek McInnes blasts ref over Shay Logan red Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes hit out at referee Alan Muir and his officials after they controversially sent off Shay Logan in the aftermath of their late defeat to Celtic. The Dons full-back was called to the officials" room after the game and red-carded for comments he made to one of the assistants as he walked up the tunnel - after a controversial decision had gone Celtic's way in the lead up to Virgil van Dijk's last-minute winner. McInnes said: "I went to see the referee after the game. There were a lot of disappointed players walking pass the assistant referee and he has taken offence to something Shay has said to him. They've red-carded him in the referee's room, which really is quite ironic after everything that boy's gone through that there is sensitivity there from the officials. Daily Express Gordon McQueen hopes McGeady and McCarthy "get a horrible reception" Gordon McQueen, the former Scotland defender, has urged the Tartan Army to give Aiden McGeady and James McCarthy a "horrible" time when they return to the country of their birth in the green of the Republic of Ireland. The participation of McCarthy is in doubt after he picked up an injury playing for Everton against Sunderland yesterday but he and McGeady will both expect to receive a hot reception from the home supporters should they feature in Friday's European Championship qualifying match at Celtic Park. McQueen insists he has no time for players that "turn their backs on their country," He said: Will it be hard for them coming back here with Ireland? I really hope so. I hope they get a horrible reception because they deserve it. You're either Scottish or you're not Scottish - and you should know that by the time you're twelve years of age. You're born in Glasgow then you go play for someone else? I hate that! What's that all about? I'm not having that at all. I've got no time for these players. Allan Johnston blasts Kilmarnock players for ignoring his Carey warning Allan Johnston has slammed his Kilmarnock players for failing to heed his warnings about the threat posed by Ross County's Graham Carey. It was the former Celtic and St Mirren man who fired the Staggies on their way to a shock 3-0 win at Rugby Park with a fierce shot that was deflected into the net via the bar and the back of Killie keeper Craig Samson's head. He said: "I don't think there was much in the game, then we lost the first goal and we switched off after that. We'd told the players before the match that if Carey got on the ball anywhere near shooting distance we had to put pressure on him. We could have got to the ball a lot quicker to close it down. It was a fantastic strike and you have to give him credit for that. They got a wee bit of fortune that it hit the post and went in. But the goals we gave away were far too easy. Gordon Strachan drafts in Derby's Johnny Russell Scotland boss Gordon Strachan has called up Derby County's Johnny Russell into his squad for the Euro 2016 clash with Ireland and the friendly with England. The striker will join up with the squad this morning after Craig Bryson pulled out with an injury. Celtic have opened up talks with Scott Brown over a contract extension. Scottish Sun James McCarthy is a major doubt for Ireland in Friday's game against Scotland. Eddie Wolecki hopes Glasgow City can still make the Women's Champion League last eight despite the 2-1 defeat to Swiss champs FC Zurich last night. Gordon Strachan has another injury worry after revealing Phil Bardsley faces a fitness test to be ready for the game on Friday. The defender lasted just ten minutes of his comeback match against Tottenham. Teemu Pukki has been named Denmark's player of the month.