The return of the Green Brigade to Celtic Park is a massive boost for the atmosphere, but let's be clear: it doesn't solve the deeper issues at the club. For now, the most important thing is to rally behind the team on the pitch.

The long-running dispute between the club and its most vocal supporters appears to be over, with Glasgow City Council lifting the ban. This paves the way for a packed and passionate Section 111 this Saturday for the crucial match against St Mirren, a sight sorely missed by fans who have felt the stadium's energy dip in their absence.

While the return of the tifos and chants is a welcome shot in the arm, the core problems facing Brendan Rodgers' side remain. The recent performances and results have left the support frustrated, with a palpable tension in the stands that goes beyond any one fan group. The focus must now shift entirely to the football, where consistency and results are desperately needed.

The board's decision to reinstate the group seems driven by a desire to unite the support, not just financial considerations. However, the ultimate victory for everyone involved will be seeing a dominant Celtic team performing on the pitch, backed by a full-throated, united Celtic Park. The Green Brigade's return is a step towards that unity, but the real work starts now.