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Two weeks ago I cautioned against the dangers of post-adrenalin crash after a big win.  We had beaten Rangers and were all as high as kites, but then had a bone-shaker at home to Aberdeen, sixth placed team in the SPL.

Tomorrow we play Motherwell away, third top of the SPL on merit, who won at Celtic Park last month, on merit.

We wiped the floor with them eight days later when purpose returned to Celtic, but each few days this month will bring opportunity and danger in equal measure.

Celtic and their vocal travelling support will need absolute determination if they are to set an eight point marker for the chasing pack.  It's time for tunnel vision and focus on the job in hand, from all of us; 21 days and three games left.

The month of May is remarkably clear for Celtic; 22 days with three games, two post-match rest days and 17 training days but there will not be a much time to catch your breath.  The team in second place have league games on five days we don't, so when we're not playing there will be plenty to watch out for.

Rangers play eight games in the same period (including tonight's), with six days of post-match rest, one of travel and only seven training days.

Celtic must double and redouble their efforts against Motherwell, Hibernian and Dundee United, but the most important of these is against Motherwell on Saturday.

Find focus and rise to the challenge Celtic; it's there for you.