It was a glory day for Celtic as they secured an eighth consecutive Premiership title on Saturday.
A 3-0 win over Aberdeen wrapped up the league and the travelling fans at Pittodrie had some words for Rangers boss Steven Gerrard.
With the game under control in the final 10 minutes, Celtic supporters had a playful pop at the Ibrox boss by singing 'Have you ever seen Gerrard win the league?'
The chant was created by Crystal Palace fans back in 2014 when Tony Pulis' side came back from 3-0 down to snatch a draw and extinguish Liverpool's' title dreams that season.
Anfield icon Gerrard is regarded as one of the finest players to ever grace the Premier League but was never able to win the title during his storied playing career.
And his first season at Rangers as manager will end without a trophy after Celtic's victory against the Dons.
Despite the lack of silverware, Gerrard believes his side can bridge the gap and will get the chance to lay down a marker next week when the side's clash in the final league fixture between the pair at Ibrox.
Gerrard was in confident mood on Friday and he reckons his can overcome the "setbacks" next season.
I’m sitting here with the same hope as 12 months ago but with more confidence we can achieve some special things together.
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“It’s exciting. There were always going to be some good times in the first year, as well as bumps and setbacks along the way. That’s happened.
“I’m sure it will be the same next year but now we are a better team and squad. We will add to it and get even better again."
