Chris Sutton responded on X immediately after Celtic secured the championship, taking a swipe at rivals Rangers.
The former Hoops forward rarely passes up a chance to take aim at Gers, and he did just that on Saturday.
After defeating Dundee 5-0 at Tannadice, the Hoops guaranteed their 55th SPFL title victory.
Sutton takes a four-word jab with the SPFL title confirmed:

Rangers were never truly in contention for the championship, unable to match their rivals’ pace since the early months.
Before their match against St Mirren on Saturday, the Ibrox side trailed their fierce rivals by a massive 18 points.
With that gap now insurmountable, the Hoops have triumphantly clinched their fourth consecutive league title.
Via X, Sutton wrote: “Are they still coming?”

Rangers cannot permit Celtic to claim the title next season:
To halt Celtic’s supremacy and capture the Scottish Premiership title next season, Gers must undertake a thorough restructuring, capitalizing on their upcoming takeover and appointing an elite manager.
The takeover by 49ers Enterprises and Andrew Cavenagh, anticipated to finalize soon, will provide essential funds to strengthen the roster and facilities.
Kevin Thelwell’s appointment will enhance recruitment, prioritizing impactful acquisitions and resolving contract uncertainties for players like James Tavernier to prevent losing vital talent.
The new manager must outshine Philippe Clement’s erratic stint and match Brendan Rodgers’ strategic prowess.