Leigh Griffiths delivered an emphatic response to his Celtic doubters as the striker insisted he's "far from finished" at Parkhead.
The striker bagged a first goal since August to help fire Neil Lennon's side into the Scottish Cup fifth round with victory over Partick Thistle.
Callum McGregor notched a decisive second after the break before Stuart Bannigan's late penalty reduced the deficit.
Following a week in which Griffiths has faced speculation over his Celtic future amid the arrival of Patryk Klimala, the frontman jammed his fingers in his ears to deliver a symbolic message to his critics.
And he's adamant there's much more to come.
"My time at Celtic is far from finished, believe me," the Scotland star told Premier Sports .
"Today I’ve shown I can still score goals and play well.
"It's been a long time coming. I've just had to bide my time, keep working hard in training and when I get my chance I need to play well and score goals.
"I made a run towards the ball and it got moved to the other side. I just had to be in the box and be alive for any chances.
"The defender's nicked it off Odsonne and into my path - the only place I'm going to put it is the back of the net.
"It's frustrating not playing but when I get the chance I need to try and take it."
