Neil Lennon says he will enjoy Celtic's SPL title triumph 'for five minutes' That is easier said than done. One, there is a timescale on it, and two, there is the transfer fee and wages, but we are looking very hard to find players in the market we are shopping in at the minute - unless we get a big offer for a player that we feel is beneficial for us and the right time for that player to go, and then we will use that money to spend big. I think the football we have played in the last two seasons has been good, but obviously we want it to get better and we would like to get into the Champions League. It's a big ask but it is not beyond us. We need to get the pre-season right and that really is at the forefront of my mind. I have not had much time to think about anything else. If he has allocated thought to Rangers" situation - and knowing Lennon, it would be remarkable if he has not - he is keeping his counsel until the saga at Ibrox reaches some sort of conclusion, although Celtic's official supporters" association has already mentioned the possibility of boycotting games at clubs who vote the other Old Firm team back into the SPL as a "newco." It is something outwith our control. Regardless of whether it is a newco next year or Rangers are here next year, we will be looking to get better and put a good product on the pitch," said Lennon. The Rangers matter is something I can't comment on. It is totally out of our hands, but we as a club are watching very closely obviously. I can understand the fans" frustrations but we are not the only club with these frustrations. I think every other club in the SPL are probably thinking the same way. The other possibility - that Rangers might not be in the SPL next season - also carries with it the chance that Celtic's crowds will drop as a consequence of reduced competitiveness and the absence of a rivalry that has animated the support for 124 years. "I just hope the fans come out and support these players," Lennon said. They are talented and they are growing and regardless of the troubles at other clubs, it should not deter supporters from coming out to support us. I can't understand why they wouldn't still want to come. It is still Celtic, and there is still an SPL and European football.