The Irishman was speaking in the aftermath of derby day joy against Rangers.
Brendan Rodgers hit Ally McCoist with a sharp one-liner over the pundit's Rangers ticket chances as the Celtic boss reflects on a weekend of joy.
Next up for Rodgers is a league meeting with Dundee before Celtic start their Champions League group stage adventure against Feyenoord in Rotterdam. The win over Rangers was made all the sweeter given the fact it was achieved without any away fans as the two clubs continue to be at loggerheads over the travelling allocation.
The packed-out home crowd booed off the Light Blues and McCoist told Rodgers it was a "bang average" game and then asked if his team talk slightly changed due to the fact that there were no away punters.
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