Club diehard Sir Rod Stewart has put the boot into former Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers ahead of the Betfred Cup Final.
The legendary crooner is buzzing for the winner takes all clash with Rangers and is certain Neil Lennon 's side have the quality to defeat their great rivals.
Sir Rod is convinced this Celtic team can go all the way and the 70-year-old was among the throng of supporters who savoured the famous win over Lazio in Rome last month.
Lennon is enjoying one of his finest seasons as a manager and the hitmaker couldn't resist a barbed dig at former boss Rodgers ahead of the big one.
The Irishman left the Hoops for Leicester in February before Lennon returned to secure the treble Treble before being rewarded with the job on a permanent basis.
He told BT Sport: "I think I said to Neil Lennon, or maybe Scott (Brown), three months ago that this team has got something special.
"It hasn't quite reached fruition yet, but as we proved against Rennes, that was a severe beating, and we didn't have a lot of our first-team players.
"Three Scottish boys, young Scottish boys scored, if we keep playing the way we are playing then I don't think anybody can stop us.
"They are playing sweet football, not all that tippy-tappy around the back four like it used to be, going backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards, across the back three or four.
"What was his name he used to be the manager before Neil?"
