It's farewell for Martin O'Neill as the Celtic interim manager gets set to exit the club he adores after becoming the caretaker without compare.
The 73-year-old has defeated Rangers, led Celtic to a Cup Final and has them baring down on Hearts in the Scottish Premiership title race and a stunning 3-1 win away to Feyenoord in Rotterdam.
Not bad going, and things are set up nicely for the Premiership champions with Wilfried Nancy set to be announced imminently.
But, Celtic fans won't be getting too giddy as Hibs have long proven a tricky opponent - especially at their Easter Road stomping ground.
The hosts appeared to be gaining some momentum before they were passed off the park by Motherwell in midweek.
David Gray is seeking solutions and will view this as a chance to right some wrongs in a bid to push up the table.
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It was a midweek to forget but their recent record vs Celtic offers cause for quiet optimism.
It's a time of year when any lingering family tensions can get ramped up a notch or two.
A few too many sherries and the truth juice gets spilled, with any hope of peace and goodwill to all going right out of the window.
It already looks way beyond that at Celtic right now, with not much chance anyone is going to play nice any time soon. But how is this Parkhead civil war going to be sorted? Goodness knows.
Kofi Annan would struggle to get the Hoops board and support seeing eye to eye right now.
Yet there has to be some kind of realisation this situation is not doing any of them any good – and it’s hardly the best backdrop to usher in a new manager.
Wilfried Nancy has already been briefed on what’s been going on in and around the club –
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