St Mirren's Gogic hits out at own fans over keeper abuse

St Mirren's Gogic hits out at own fans over keeper abuseImage source, SNSImage caption, Ryan Mullen made a mistake for Celtic's opener then went off injuredPublished3 minutes agoSt Mirren defender Alex Gogic has described as "disgraceful" and "disgusting" abuse goalkeeper Ryan Mullen has received from their own fans following the Paisley side's 6-2 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic on Sunday.A mistake by Mullen, who was starting after first-choice Shamal George was injured in training, handed Celtic a first-minute opening goal at Hampden - and the 24-year-old then went off injured after 15 minutes.It left interim manager Craig McLeish having to throw 17-year-old Grant Tamosevicius into the action for his first-team debut."I have seen some disgraceful tweets about Ryan Mullen after the game yesterday," 32-year-old Cyprus international Gogic said on X. Celtic 6-2 St Mirren aet: What the manager saidPublished18 hours agoCeltic hit St Mirren for six to reach cup finalTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, Highlights: Celtic 6-2 St Mirren"Ryan is a top goalkeeper and gives everything on and off the pitch and by no means did he want to leave the pitch yesterday. Every player makes mistakes. It comes with the job and I've made plenty."After Daizen Maeda charged down Mullen's attempted clearance for the opener, Anthony Ralston fired Celtic two ahead shortly before half-time.A Mikael Mandron double forced extra time, but Celtic then scored four times in six minutes to secure a place in the final against second-tier Dunfermline Athletic.However, there were some angry posts directed at former Celtic youth Mullen, who signed from local rivals Greenock Morton last summer."Unfortunately for Ryan yesterday, he was unable to play on despite persevering at first," Gogic said in response. "He does not deserve any of the negativity...