If you were to pick one game..

[G.E.C. 18,761]

When did you start truly believing we could win the league? 

For me it was winning 1-0 against Kilmarnock away in November. We won at a venue where we really struggled at the previous two seasons and dug in that day. 

[Drunk and disorderly. 14,418]

17/10/2020 for me. Goldson scoring a brace against the filth at the piggery.

They couldn't even manage a shot on target.

 

[Almacger 1,442]

Winning up at Pittodrie in Jan was when I really started to believe it was looking good

[KingKirk 25,633]

2 minutes ago, G.E.C. said:

When did you start truly believing we could win the league? 

For me it was winning 1-0 against Kilmarnock away in November. We won at a venue where we really struggled at the previous two seasons and dug in that day. 

Honestly when we beat them first game of the season. It takes a really really good team to go to that dump and not only win but keep a clean sheet 

[BlueEdu 227]

Honestly? Beating celtic at the turn of the year. Especially because we couldn’t get a shot on target and still done it

[Real Ranger 3,195]

I was still panicking midweek when we were 0-0 with 5 minutes to play.

[The Godfather 71,875]

Beating them at parkhead. We didn't just beat them we absolutely fucking embarrassed them. 

 

[BlueSuedeSambas 53,777]

Kilmarnock was a big one. Before then had been more of the usual in terms of looking far superior to celtic in head to head games but dropping stupid points in games we should win like Livi & Hibs. We ground out a result the day of the Kilmarnock game and I think that’s when the mentality shifted.

[RS4_wul 4,110]

Started believing after the way we swatted them aside in their own midden in October, the game where Kamara had the cigar out, but obviously nothing was guaranteed then.

Possibly when we won 1-0 at the junkies, but maybe when we beat Livi the other night 

It's coming home. 

[KingKirk 25,633]

1 minute ago, Real Ranger said:

I was still panicking midweek when we were 0-0 with 5 minutes to play.

Still a point to be sure mate a nervous fortnight awaits you😂😂😂

[Junior Soprano 22,428]

When we won the Lyon cup

[RS4_wul 4,110]

1 minute ago, KingKirk said:

Still a point to be sure mate a nervous fortnight awaits you😂😂😂

A nervous 16 hours you mean 

[Drunk and disorderly. 14,418]

1 minute ago, Junior Soprano said:

When we won the Lyon cup

[Real Ranger 3,195]

Just now, KingKirk said:

Still a point to be sure mate a nervous fortnight awaits you😂😂😂

Nah mate, I was over at Ibrox today celebrating 55. Don’t think we’ll blow it now.

[Leftpegcoopz11 4,730]

When we beat them at the piggery, then went on a run, playing excellent football and hammering teams. They didn't have that in them. 

We took a wee dip in form but still pulled out results, including the January 2nd game v Them. We're hitting some good form again, so hopefully it continues. 

[ForeverAndEver 71,470]

Second old firm

[B1872 20,700]

Today 

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

There was something about the way we won at pork heid made me think this season was the one - there was desire and confidence and a will to win that was great to see and bode well for the season. 

[CumbernauldBear 234]

Just now, B1872 said:

Today 

Totally agree, been following for 40+ years and brick myself every game whoever we’re playing against.  

Would normally say after it’s mathematically impossible but I reckon we can get 1 point from renaming fixtures (would never count on the other lot losing as they’ve got the luck of the devil)

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

1 minute ago, Bluepeter9 said:

There was something about the way we won at pork heid made me think this season was the one - there was desire and confidence and a will to win that was great to see and bode well for the season. 

I genuinely believe that was the day that not only us, but that the team believed they could win the league.

The respect for them vanished and our guy knew we were better.

[jamess 3,422]

We have shown against timmy we are a better team. The turning point is putting away the diddy teams that park the bus. Turning point - every one of those games.

[Bristol loyal 6,248]

I believed we could when we won the first old firm.

I knew we had once we’d beat hibs and come through that tough run in January.

[The Monk 3,207]

Possibly Motherwell at home just before Christmas. Came just after our worst result of the season and went behind early, I think that game showed the improved strength in mentality from the players this season and which has ultimately made them champions.

[Graham 3,465]

Probably later to the party as I didn't want to get ahead of myself, but my hopes have probably had 3 main points from our games and 1 from theirs.

Beating Motherwell 3-1 after being down 1-0 showed we had that fighting and winning spirit that we hadn't had in seasons before.

Obviously beating them at the start of the year, which put us in a great position, coupled with sending them on a downward spiral.

Beating Hibs at the end of January to confirm the start of the year dip was NOT going to happen, especially as it ended a difficult run of fixtures.

The "there's no chance this isn't happening" moment was them losing at home to St Mirren.

55 has been incoming for months and it's about to fucking land

[AGM_72 3,631]

Kilmarnock away was a big hurdle I'd earmarked, but 3-1 vs Motherwell at home springs to mind as well. Just off the back of the St Mirren defeat and 1-0 down in a scenario we'd struggled with before, had we dropped points there it would have lead to a tricky run. 

I was working during that game and couldn't get a look at my phone for the last 20 minutes. Fuckin torture.