Lewis Capaldi is a well-known Celtic fan - and the messaging from Ange Postecoglou is translating into his music career.
The 26-year-old was playing Radio 1's Big Weekend in Dundee on Sunday night and it capped off a fine weekend, where the Hoops had a trophy-filled 48 hours. First it was captain Callum McGregor lifting the Premiership trophy aloft on Saturday in a 5-0 win over Aberdeen, and then it was Fran Alonso's Women's team which beat Rangers 2-1 on Scottish Cup final duty at Hampden.
Celtic have been brought together by Postecoglou's 'we never stop' and it's the phrase which fans hang to when it comes to describing the former Australia boss' high-octane style of football. So when it came to giving some thanks to the Dundee crowd, Capaldi had that in mind when it came to addressing those masses. He said: "My name is Lewis Capaldi, thank you so much for coming out. I love you.
"Because we never stop, baby. We never stop!"
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