Neil Lennon has warned Celtic not to get sucked in by the treble treble hype ahead of Saturday’s William Hill Scottish Cup final with Hearts.
The Hoops stand on the brink of completing a third domestic clean sweep in a row but Lennon is worried his team will take their eye off the ball.
He said: “Hearts are a very difficult obstacle for us to overcome so there’s no point me sitting here telling you how I’m going to feel when we win the cup.
“That will hopefully all come at half past five on Saturday.
“In the meantime, I’m just wary of everyone talking about treble trebles, bus parades and blah blah blah…
“We’ve got to play the game and not the occasion. That’s really important. It’s the message we will be hammering over to the players over the next two days.”
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