This weekend we can become champions, let's finish this on Sunday

The May Bank Holiday weekend is upon us. Which also means the Glasgow Derby is too.

On Sunday, we can all but wrap up this year’s title.

If we win on May day, theoretically we can only be caught if we lose our last three games and the Ibrox side score a truck load of goals.

We know that’s not gong to happen.

There are a lot of ghosts from last season floating around Celtic Park which need to be exorcised.

The Ange Postecoglu revolution is well under way and Lennonism is all but gone.

The last vestiges of it can be removed on Sunday.

One of them happens to be our Captain and one of the stand out players of our season to date.

Callum McGregor has carried that pain and used it to put in some of the best performances of his career to date.

This is why he finds himself on a date with destiny this coming Sunday.

Last season, when the support were going through the most painful season they had to endure in a long time, only one man seemed to really care.

That man was Callum McGregor.

More often than not Callum was the man to step in front of the cameras to face the music after a poor performance.

The hurt and the pain were etched on his face for everyone to see because he knew everything he loved seemed to be collapsing around him.

Callum McGregor loves Celtic,

It’s been a huge part of his adult life and now he’s the Captain of the club he loves.

We’ve talked about it many times before, about how last season was an anomaly, a freak of nature and how the Ibrox club took full advantage of it.

Callum McGregor knows that and the fans know that.

A bright new era has begun and this season’s title will be the first building block in restabilising the club and driving it on to further success.

The Ibrox club are coming back from a