The Green Brigade have released detailed plans for a full stadium tifo for the final game against Aberdeen this weekend.
Ange Postecoglou and his troops will get their hands on the Scottish Premiership trophy for the second successive season in front of packed out Parkhead as they bid to add a third piece of silverware and complete the Treble in the coming weeks at Hampden when they face Inverness in the Scottish Cup Final after defeating Rangers in the League Cup.
Ahead of facing Barry Robson's men in the league finale, the Celtic fan group have posted an online statement to confirm the plans for a full ground display and have described it as 'the most ambitious attempted in Scotland'. They have also told fellow fans that participation is crucial to the success of the effort and have asked those heading along on Saturday to be at their seats early and raise the material left as Callum McGregor leads the champions out the tunnel.
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They wrote on Twitter: "As we stand on the brink of another historic treble, we urge our current heroes to take inspiration from the giants of the past to write their own names into Celtic folklore.
"For Saturday, we have prepared a full stadium tifo to welcome the champions to the park and inspire them to make history.
"It is up to us, to everyone at Celtic Park, to build up our own legends. To help do this we ask that all fans make every effort to: Be at your seat early. Be at the correct seat. Raise the material on your seat as the team emerges from the tunnel.
"The tifo will be the most ambitious attempted in Scotland and your participation is crucial to its success.
"As ever, thank you for your continued support and cooperation."
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