'Europe is where we need to see improvement'
Celtic fans, we asked what would constitute a successful campaign for your side this season.
Here's what some of you had to say:
Charlie: Retaining the league title along with qualification out of the Champions League group stage would be progress this season. Celtic’s style of attacking football must improve with much more ruthlessness domestically.
Jim: Domestically a treble is what supporters expect. I’m more interested in achieving the knock out phase of the Champions League and having much better results than the last few years.
Mike: The league is always the main target and adding a cup is some icing, but if we really want to show progress, Europe is where we need to see an improvement. Look how good we all felt in 2003, and we won nothing!
Gordy: A successful season would be to get out of the Champions League group, either the last 16 of the CL or a run in Europe. I think the league and one of the domestic cups are a given if we get the signings right but we need to be in Europe past Christmas.
Danny: A successful season would be winning the league obviously. But, also, not being an absolute joke in Europe yet again. A decent signing would be good too. Not players that may or may not be good in the future. A proven £10-£12m player to give us strength in European competitions and give the fans a player to get excited about.
Kieran: A successful season to step up a notch has got to be one of two options, either we complete a world record ninth treble or we retain the league title and reach the knockouts of the Champions League.
David: A successful season to all Celtic players and fans is to retain the league title, and to retain a good run in all the club cup competitions. Celtic need to try and be successful in European competitions, we are a massive club that’s very well supported around the world, we need to stand up and be respected as a great club on and off the field again.
