Most Wins, Most Goals, Celtic’s ‘Simply the Best’

The Scottish Premiership table shows what we already knew, and that would be that Celtic is the best side in the country by a considerable distance. No other club comes anywhere near the Scottish Champions in a season of utter domination in the league.

Our 3-1 win over Hibs yesterday gave us another three points in an overall excellent performance with Reo Hatate scoring what was our 106th goal of the league campaign. That strike was significant as it equals our own club goals for record in the SPFL era which was set by the invincible side of 2016/17.

With two games remaining it’s extremely likely we will overhaul that total setting yet another record, making us undoubtedly the benchmark in Scottish football. No one comes close.

This title was our fourth in succession, and with the possibility of a sixth treble in nine years looming we are on course to increase our already overall impressive trophy haul.

Despite some trying to discredit our achievements this campaign due to the failure of others the league table never lies and it shows that Celtic have the most wins, least defeats, most goals and less conceded. You could quite well say that we are Simply the Best.

Don’t miss Sandman’s Definitive Ratings which are now available on The Celtic Star and you should read our editor’s thoughts on Celtic’s treatment of the Celtic fan media as well as everything that Brendan Rodgers had to say in his post-match mainstream media conference yesterday afternoon after that fine performance against Hibs.

Great too to see the Celtic and Hibs fans working together to protest at the rising ticket prices supporters are facing. Dundee United fans recently missed the point completely when Celtic supporters protested rather brilliantly at Tannadice after a 25% hike in ticket prices since December.

If theRangers are going to Tannadice do their supporters get a 25% discount because their season has been so bad and ended without a trophy? Of course not. Stop ripping fans off should be a collective message.