The season just closed, unless you are Tom Rogic, is one that no Celtic fan will ever forget.
When he arrived as manager Brendan Rodgers brought hope, after one season he delivered more than any fan could have wished for.
The bare statistics don’t begin to do justice to a 59 match season- 47 unbeaten in domestic competitions and 12 European ties that saw the club restored to the Champions League.
Amid all the highlights it shouldn’t be forgotten that the success was achieved with only two real additions to the first team.
Dorus de Vries, Kolo Toure and Cristian Gamboa may have inspired others onto new heights but the success was achieved with only Scott Sinclair and Moussa Dembele added to the Ronny Deila squad.
Players development was accelerated, European progress achieved and trophies collected over a 10 month period that has the fans chasing season tickets and interest in the club returning to Seville levels.
The new season kicks off next week in Austria, most of the players have only had a fortnight off but football barely pauses and ahead of us another season of adventures and memories are about to unfold.