In the midst of the swirling speculation surrounding Ange Postecoglou’s future, it’s easy to overlook the monumental achievement that our beloved Celtic stands on the cusp of.
This weekend, as we face Inverness Caley Thistle, we have the opportunity to carve our name into the football history books with a world-record eighth treble.
The chatter about Postecoglou’s potential departure to Tottenham Hotspur has been deafening, and it’s understandable that Hoops fans are concerned about losing the architect of our recent successes.
Yet, as we approach the Hampden showpiece this Saturday, we must remember what’s at stake. Whether or not this proves to be Postecoglou’s final bow at Celtic, our focus must remain on the task at hand.
Inverness Caley Thistle stands between us and our 41st Scottish Cup triumph. But this is more than just another trophy. This is about making history. A victory on Saturday would not only secure a world record eighth domestic clean sweep but also bring us tantalisingly close to Rangers and The Rangers’ all-time trophy haul of 117.
This potential achievement is a testament to Celtic’s incredible dominance over the past 11 years. Since 2012, we have secured a staggering 23 major honours as we set the standards in Scotland.
