Pedro Caixinha has promised the best fans in the world next season’s SPFL title.
Most Celtic fans will gracefully accept the wish of the fifth best coach in Qatar but the bold Pedro believes that the title is bound for Ibrox!
It seems that not even a 39 point deficit and back to back humiliations from Celtic can get Brother Pedro to deviate from his PR script.
Rather than deal with reality the 48-year-old has to feed to delusions of the gullible in a desperate attempt to extract season ticket money.
While 60,000 celebrated six-in-a-row at Celtic Park Caixinha was delivering moonbeams McDiarmid Park as his players broke up for a fortnight’s break with none of those contracted told that they aren’t part of the golden future.
“I’m a guy of the people, I like to enjoy these times with fans,” he told the Daily Record after another pitch invasion with fans looking for selfies with Brother Pedro.
“For sure, I hope there will be more success for them in future. We work for the supporters. We have the best fans in the world.
“The team will be something different next season, definitely.
“We have four competitions to fight for and we will see (if we are celebrating with silverware at the end of next season). The first rule is to build a squad and the second step is to create a winning mentality and the third is to put it into practice in the games.
“But I want to win all the time. I do believe that you need a solid base if you want to win continuously.
“We’ve not had that continuity but we are creating a solid base. We are going to have a strong and competitive team that is going to please our fans and the history of this club.”
Sevco finished their season in third place, 34 points above bottom placed Inverness Caley Thistle and 39 behind champions Celtic.
With a budget a fifth the size of that enjoyed at Ibrox, Aberdeen finished nine points ahead of Sevco and almost as significantly 27 goals better off in terms of goal difference.
