It talks about the way expectations have risen in Celtic over the past decade.
Since Brendan Rodgers left the door for the first time nine years ago, a cultural change has developed in Endi Glasgow.
The club has passed through a ruthless winner with several transmissions.
That’s the second history was Rodgers’s spelle, who was responsible, and that the phrase “We will never stop.
Rodgers didn’t say those words, but his Etos is completely the same.
With the Scottish Cup final against Aberdin, and the summer transfer to negotiation, he is already waiting for even on this day.
“We have worked very hard throughout the year and there are many sacrifices to achieve this victory, so it belongs to everyone at the club,” Rodgers told the BBC.
“To serve them on a day like today, it is a real honor and a privilege to manage the club and of course when you take the title, it is a real conviction for all the hard work.
“It’s waiting for the club to take you every day and when you’re in a big club, there’s no time to rest,” he said.
“We enjoy this issue today and tonight and supporters deserve to do that, but you’re quickly going back to next week and next season.
Defenders Lieam said the nature of the club’s fans helps fuel in each season.
“Fankers move standards weekly,” the Irishman said.
“We will never be allowed to set standards.
“It’s very good, shining. You’ll get the best of everyone if there’s a competition in the whole park.