Why the Celtic snobbery over Ange Postecoglou in England makes me laugh - Chris Sutton

This is not over. Do not relent. Do not slacken off.

Ange Postecoglou might not use those exact words.

Callum McGregor might phrase it in a slightly different way.

But the basic message to the Celtic group has to be crystal clear. And I’m sure it will be.

Excitement following last weekend’s win over Rangers is understandable. It was a massive and priceless triumph and has put a hand on the Premiership trophy.

But one hand isn’t enough. It needs more to be both hands and Celtic must, and I’ve no doubt they will, treat St Johnstone today like Rangers last Sunday.

The prizes and achievements on offer for Postecoglou and his players are absolutely fantastic.

For a team written-off and not given a chance in the title race prior to the season starting, they are in pole position to win it.

Not just that, they are in the hunt for a Treble. It’s barely believable.

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I’ve been there. When Martin O’Neill put our team together back in 2000, we were title underdogs.

Yet it didn’t stop us going through the card and winning a Treble. It can be done.

I’m going to be honest and say that, if Ange wins a Treble this season, it will be a bigger achievement than Martin’s one given the circumstances he inherited.

But