Kasper critics are way out of line - he's a leader, proven

quarters after the 5-2 extra time loss. Critics branded him overweight - with one pundit making crass comparisons to a child with polio.
Denmark's PFA reacted furiously to those jibes and Bernardo insisted Celts have the 38-year-old's back.
Bernardo said: "Kasper should get more respect but this is football.
"When things go bad on the pitch we are all criticised by some people. Cristiano Ronaldo still gets criticised and he has won five Ballon d'Ors. It's part of football and we need to deal with it.
"It's easy to criticise but you look at the level he has got to.
"I bet it won't affect him though. He is a great leader with personality and a strong mentality. I don't think he will be affected by that. Kasper knows how to deal with that. Heis looking forward to getting out on the pitch again."
Schmeichel was injured in the line of duty against Bernardo's fellow countrymen and there are fears he could be out for months.
The playmaker admitted the great Dane will be a big miss because he's a huge presence at Parkhead.
Bernardo said: "It was a very unfortunate moment for him.
"I don't know how he is or how bad the injury might be. But he is a big player for us and a huge leader for the group.
"He's very important to us. You can see on the pitch how good Kasper is. He's improved our type of play because we can...