All kinds of people turned up at Parkhead to celebrate Celtic’s league championship win – dads, mums, sons, daughters, granddads and grannies.

Oh, and a duck.

Thousands of Hoops supporters turned up outside their team’s ground after a 5-0 victory over Dundee United at Tannadice officially crowned them champions.

The fans were in party mode and Daizen Maeda further endeared himself to the Celtic faithful when he unexpectedly trolled Rangers.

The Japanese forward declared “Glasgow is green” from the podium on the Celtic way as the squad spoke to the adoring support after securing their 55th league title.

Among those lapping up Maeda’s comments was a fan who had brought his DUCK with him.

Video footage from Sky Sports captured the punter showing off the bird outside the ground, as other fans came up to see it.

The man was heard telling someone what the green garment covering the animal’s rear end was.

Indeed, it was a Celtic-themed nappy.

He said: “That’s a nappy. A Celtic nappy.”

The fowl sighting comes days after a photo went viral of what looks like the same duck being given a tour of Celtic Park – in a PRAM.

But with the large crowds gathering at the ground today, the pram was left at home.

The streets in and around the Parkhead area of Glasgow were lined with droves of Hoops fans long before the team bus had arrived back from Dundee.

A DJ kept supporters entertained until Brendan Rodgers & co arrived, with white and gold smoke bombs filling the sky.

John McLaughlin, 64, a supermarket worker from nearby Carlton, was among the throng.

He said: “Glasgow is green and white.

“It’s just fantastic to see so many people of all ages here celebrating.

“The atmosphere is incredible.

“But this is just the warm-up for the big party in a few weeks.”

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