It has been another successful season for Brendan Rodgers and Celtic.
When Rodgers decided to rejoin Celtic last season, it was an interesting and rather surprising move because of how he initially left and the fact that he had already dominated in Scotland.
But the Irishman clearly had unfinished business, and all of that is playing out right now as the Hoops push for more trophies.
Rodgers secured the double last season, and now Celtic are on course for the Treble, with the Premiership title around the corner.
Celtic make the trip to Perth to take on relegation-threatened St Johnstone on Sunday, and this was meant to be the game where the title was supposed to be won.
But the recent Glasgow derby defeat put a halt to that, although, all it has done is delay the inevitable.
Celtic told what they should be allowed to do if they win the Premiership title against Rangers at Ibrox
There was a lot of drama following the conclusion of the recent Glasgow derby and how Barry Ferguson’s Rangers celebrated the win.
But there is every chance that Celtic are celebrating the title in Rangers’ back yard, and if that happens, then Tam McManus believes that Celtic ‘should be allowed to celebrate’ at Ibrox, as he told PLZ Soccer.
You can bet your bottom dollar that, if the champions-elect are already crowned by then, or even better, win the title on that date by securing all three points, then they will make sure the Ibrox crowd know about it.
“You should just be playing the game,” said McManus. “Whether it’s Celtic at Rangers or Rangers at Celtic. You win the league, then you win the league. That’s the way the fixtures roll.
“You are right, there are a lot of safety aspects about that, but it will be interesting to see if Celtic do win at Ibrox. I think they will possibly win it before then.
“But we will just have to wait and see. If it is Ibrox, then they should be allowed to celebrate at Ibrox if they win the game and win the league.
How many trophies have Celtic won compared to Rangers?
This has been a significant season in Scotland, and all of that is set to continue in the coming months because history will continue to be written.
When Celtic beat Rangers in the League Cup final last December at Hampden, it was trophy number 119 for those in green and white colours compared to their rivals’ 118.
No team in the history of Scottish football has won more, and now, if the title and the Scottish Cup are added to the cabinet, then Celtic are just running away with it.
