One creative Celtic fan is already preparing for a title party through his washing line.
Stretching back to Rugby Park in 2012 the count has been underway as Neil Lennon, Ronny Deila and Brendan Rodgers started racking up the championships.
At the turn of the year the ninth title looked like it could be tightly contested but after their winter break in Dubai Neil Lennon’s side moved into top gear to blow the challenge from Ibrox out the water.
A good day for hanging out the washing ……. pic.twitter.com/BjUaXi7EIa
— Brogan Rogan Trevino (@BroganRoganTrev) April 24, 2020
Unfortunately the onset of a global pandemic brought football and almost everything else to a sudden halt.
As the west of Scotland basked in some tropical weather the awarding of title number nine took a couple of steps closer following two UEFA meetings.
On Thursday it was announced that special cases will be considered where a domestic league can’t be completed. The UEFA statement listed the examples of Scotland and Belgium with the SPFL gaining approval from 80% of clubs to award the Premiership title to the club with the highest average points per game which is Celtic on 2.67.