Adam Matthews has played down talk of a Treble for Celtic this season and insisted that the players are taking each game as they come.
There have been suggestions that Neil Lennon's men have no barriers to stop them winning the Scottish Premier League title after Old Firm rivals Rangers were docked 10 points for going into administration last week, while they are on course for Scottish Cup and League Cup glory.
However, despite the Hoops making it 15 league wins on the bounce in style with a 5-0 victory at Hibernian on Sunday and home games to come against Dunfermline on Wednesday and Motherwell at the weekend, Matthews claims the squad are staying grounded.
Celtic have a 17-point lead at the top of the SPL table, but Matthews also claims the squad players trying to force their way into Lennon's plans means nobody can afford to relax.
"When you have competition for every place, it makes every player step up, not just in games but training - if you train badly you won't be in the squad for the weekend," he told the club's website.
"So I think it's good as it keeps everyone on their toes and keeps everyone training well.
"We're just concentrating on our next game. It will be a tough game. We just have to keep playing the way we have been and maintain our run.
"The team as a whole are doing really well. We are still in three competitions but we are not thinking about that."