After the first season in the top flight ended with a third placed finish and the sack for Warburton, Tanner suffered the same fate from Sky Sports.
With a clenched jaw and furrowed brow I sat and watched the Celtic players dancing, singing and celebrating with their fans – and refused to turn off. Why? Because this has to be the driving force now.
Incredibly Clement set off on a heart-thumping Lap of Honour, in the media conference he discussed a 3-3 draw at home as a moral victory, actions that will haunt him and be highlighted when the time comes for the next change of manager.
It seems like the party is still ongoing with the video clip below showing Carter-Vickers kicking off the chant in a novel way while Joe Hart is making the most of his final few games
Following a popular theme in Celtic history the 23/24 title was clinched away from home with Rugby Park following on from Tynecastle and Tannadice over the previous two seasons.
In front of the 3,835 away supporters in the Chadwick Stand the players took a bow before driving up the M77 to be greeted by another welcoming party at Celtic Park.
In charge of the Glasgow Derby at Ibrox in April the man from the Crown Bar in Bellshill had a bigger influence on the result than any of the home players.
This club comes out of a financial difficult situation. The club needs for the future to get also money in by producing or making players better, getting young players in and to make them better to sell them.
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Clement brings up Rodgers’ comments from yesterday at the end of his Sky interview. Not a light-hearted delivery.
Mohamed Diomanse, as he had done the previous month at Ibrox seemed to have a particular gripe with Reo Hatate, spending the entire match trying to inflict injury on the Celtic midfielder.