Celtic extended their unbeaten domestic run to 56 games on Wednesday night but former Bhoys favourite Craig Bellamy claimed England's top clubs will take no notice of what Brendan Rodgers achieves with the Parkhead club — because they couldn't care less about Scottish football.
On the day when the club announced a near 75-per-cent increase in turnover thanks to Champions League involvement, Celtic cruised into the last four of the Betfred Cup thanks to a Scott Sinclair penalty, two goals from James Forrest and one from Callum McGregor.
Rodgers claimed a domestic Treble in his first season in Glasgow, racking up the first unbeaten league campaign since 1897.