‘Relentless Celtic look to future after latest success’

The rest of the Celtic players were content to chat with family and friends on the confetti-filled field while the sun was shining, a few ardent autograph hunters were still waiting for signatures and pictures.

The setting is filled with joyous celebrations following the 13th Scottish Premiership trophy lift in Celtic Park over the past 14 years. with a small blip.

Captain Callum McGregor was upset while attending the party with his immediate family.

He told BBC Scotland, “I’m still in a bad mood about the game.”

What caused him to be unhappy? Due to Celtic’s failure to defeat St. Mirren at home, winning only to draw late.

Despite having won their fourth title in a row for the champions, they had since long gone. Despite going to the last ball kick to earn a point, they continued to do so.

It reflects how high expectations at Celtic have risen over the past ten years.

Nine years ago, the east end of Glasgow underwent a cultural change since Brendan Rodgers first walked in the door.

In its evolution from a ruthless winning machine, the club has changed several gears.

Ange Postecoglou, Rodgers’ second manager, coined the phrase “We never stop.” It was the same as Rodgers’ second spell in charge.

Rodgers’ ethos is the same as Rodgers’, despite not having said those words.

He already anticipates this day of celebrations even more with a Scottish Cup final against Aberdeen in store and a summer transfer deadline to be worked out.

It belongs to everyone at the club because we work so hard all year long and make so many sacrifices, Rodgers said on BBC Scotland.

It’s a real honor and privilege to run the club, and it’s also a real conviction when you receive the title for your hard work, to say that on a day like today.

There is no time to rest when you are at such a large club because it is what the club expects you to do every day.

You can’t wait for next week and the following season, but we enjoy this tonight and tonight and the supporters deserve it.

Defender Liam Scales claims that the club’s fan base contributes to its continued success each season.

The Irishman said, “The fans drive the standards week in, week out.”

“We are never permitted to lower the standards.”

Rodgers now faces a sort of dilemma as to what week to follow.

In the 1-1 draw with St Mirren, a number of his top players struggled.

Despite only playing for a half-hour, James Forrest was undoubtedly the match’s star.

His stunning equalizer secured his 16th consecutive top-flight start for Scottish football, a remarkable accomplishment.

Did he make enough progress to leave Hampden?

Arne Engels and Paulo Bernardo struggled to break through a disciplined, organized St Mirren side in midfield.

Could Luke McCowan influence Rodgers’ thinking?

Putting those doubts aside, Celtic are undisputed favorites to win the sixth treble in nine seasons.