The Celtic camp received a notable morale boost in their quest for the Scottish Premiership title as Rangers’ game against Dundee was once again called off due to a waterlogged pitch. This development presents an opportunity for the Bhoys to extend their lead at the top of the table by four points if they can secure a victory against St. Mirren at Parkhead this weekend.

However, the postponement has stirred controversy within Scottish football circles, leading to a back-and-forth exchange between Hoops legend Chris Sutton and Daily Mail reporter Ian Ladyman. The discussion revolved around the condition of pitches in the league, with Ladyman questioning the standards compared to the English Championship.

Sutton responded humorously, challenging the nature of the question and suggesting better ground management for clubs like Dundee. Ladyman proposed a solution involving Celtic and Rangers contributing funds to improve pitches across the league, to which Sutton raised the issue of equality in football resources.

Despite the external distractions, Celtic’s focus remains on their upcoming match against St. Mirren, as manager Brendan Rodgers prioritizes the task at hand. With the opportunity to widen the gap at the summit, Rodgers and his team are determined to capitalize on the situation and secure a crucial victory against St. Mirren under Stephen Robinson’s management.

After facing off against the Buddies, we brace for tough post-split matches. Despite this, the Irishman has instilled a fresh sense of confidence in the team, setting us up well for the final stretch. Here’s hoping the players and manager maintain their momentum as we aim for a domestic double.