Humble celebrations from Celtic players that never reek of superiority

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·3 March 2025

Humble celebrations from Celtic players that never reek of superiority

Our players clearly enjoyed Saturday evening’s 5-2 win over St Mirren that sent Celtic 16 points clear and a giant step closer to a fourth successive title, our 13th in 14 seasons and our 55th title in total…

Kasper Schmeichel at full time. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

Win the next three Scottish Premiership matches and Celtic will be celebrating the title win up at McDiarmid Park in Perth early next month but before that it’s all about the Scottish Cup quarter-final against Hibs at Celtic Park this weekend.

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Celebrations were exceptionally humble but richly deserved

The celebrations with the supporters on Saturday at Paisley during the goals that won the game, and afterwards when the game was finished were exceptionally humble but richly deserved. The Celtic players clearly enjoyed the moment, which each and every single one of them has fully earned.

Alistair Johnston congratulates Yang. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

There were no pretend cigar smoking antics despite commanding such a comfortable lead at the top of the table, although they could have been forgiven for adopting such an arrogant attitude. However that behaviour is reserved for players of lesser clubs who will celebrate any form of success, even if that success is being comfortably recognised as second best.

There’s a time and place to display your dominance

There’s a time and place to display your dominance and that is when you have to fully earn it. You have to prove that you are the best on a consistent basis and let the league table and trophy count do the talking. Only when you’ve achieved that can you properly celebrate your achievements.

Daizen Maeda celebrates. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

We may not be over the line officially just yet, but it’s only a matter of time before we are crowned champions once again. With the Premier Sports League Cup already in the bag and the possibility of adding the Scottish Cup to our haul, we have shown our true strength and character when it matters, and don’t need to flaunt it with mocking gestures.

Yang celebrates. St Mirren v Celtic, Scottish Premiership, Saturday 1st March 2025. Photo: Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

Hibs come to Celtic Park in great form

The great form that Hibs are in at the moment and the large 7000 support that they are bringing to Celtic Park this weekend in the Scottish Cup quarter final points to this being one of the games of the season. It’s going to be a brilliant atmosphere, a real cup-tie with both sides going all out to win an both getting the full backing of their own supporters.

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