BEING MR SENSIBLE IS PATH TO SUCCESS

ONE night was all Callum McGregor allowed himself to celebrate Celtic’s latest title triumph before screwing the sensible head back on.

- By Andy Newport

The Parkhead skipper has learned what his manager will tolerate.

There is a time for partying, but only once the job is done.

And Brendan Rodgers’ relentless champions still have some tasks to attend to.

First, there are scores to settle at Ibrox on Sunday as they look to avenge back-to-back derby defeats to Rangers.

Then there is a remarkable sixth treble in the space of just nine years to potentially nail down when the Hoops take on Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup final on May 24.

Both projects require clear thinking.

“Aye, I was alright, I was sensible,” said McGregor the day after another weekend of jubilation for the green half of Glasgow. “I only did the one night, so we’re good. No drama. Then the sensible head goes on.”

The punters may have taken the chance to drink in a remarkable record that has seen the Bhoys lift 21 of the last 26 domestic trophies, but it’s the sober side to his gaffer which McGregor points to when asked to explain the secret behind repeated champagne moments.