Oct 29, 2026 · 19 min · 11 segments
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Celtic have now only won three of their last nine games, not even half, three of the last nine.
We failed to win at home just like we failed against Rangers, Ferencvaros, Celta Vigo, And the performances are not improving.
And I had people telling me they were unsubscribing from the channel because of how negative I was after Sunday's performance at Easter Road when I made it abundantly clear that we will not... make it very far this season if we play like that, that I didn't agree it was one of Celtic's biggest win, that it wasn't a typical, oh three points matters, we're at Easter Road, performance, who cares, Celtic are now sustaining one thing, and that is sustaining poor performances, which is not a valid route to go forward, it's just not, and three wins in nine games is the type of form which gets Celtic managers sacked, it's as simple as that, it cannot go on like this, it is cluelessness from top to bottom in everything that we do, there is no structure, there is no system, there is no viable tactics in front of us, there is nothing, it is cluelessness from top to bottom, players are lost, fans are miserable and I genuinely don't know where the trajectory of this club goes apart from downwards right now, that is the negativity but that is the truth.
and, you know, the narrative of today's match reaction and the narrative following this could, usually in other years would be, oh what a missed opportunity.
All I can think about is how bad Celtic are and how lucky we are to even have a lead at the top of the table and how lucky we are that the rest of the teams at the top of Scottish football seem to fail in big games and how lucky we are that we are not being punished for how bad we really are right now.
and there is no amount of convincing in the world that you can put across to me that this is going to get any better under the current leadership, under the current structure, this is hopeless, this is absolutely hopeless and I am time and time again leaving Celtic Park miserable watching my team.
And that is my truth, I find it very hard to see joy in watching Celtic right now.
Tonight for many people going off the bubble which is social media, which of course is a bubble but I think is very reflective of where we are as a support right now, might be the straw that breaks the camel's back for some, for those who haven't already had their back broken by poor Celtic performances for weeks now, but I feel like this is the one where It's not just about the result and the performance, but the decisions that are being made.
I think a lot of people's eyes have widened tonight over the course of 90 minutes as just to how erratic, clueless and bonkers everything is.
So for the people who've been saying it for a while, I feel like tonight is the night where the people, oh wow, this is what everyone's been on about, substitutions that make no sense and that's the tip of the iceberg, you know what I mean? This is really, really, really, really bad and we will not win a league title with this, I don't even know what you call it, it's not scatterball I don't even feel like it's, you know, hope and pray, I don't know what to label this anymore, it's really, really bad and it's mind numbing, it's soul destroying.
Yeah, so we've got a lot of problems from tonight that we need to cover, but that's my general thoughts, my general takeaway, like, we will win plenty more games this season, for a lot of people this is still Celtic, you know, winning 9 games, losing 1, oh we've dropped points twice, what you on about? We are lucky to have 9 wins, and we'll win, you know, Celtic will likely end the season with 25 plus wins, maybe even 30 wins, but we'll scrape by doing it, we will scrape by doing it, and do you know what, I think I was actually being a bit kind by saying, I even mentioned the number 30 there, let's talk about tonight's game, let's talk about the problems, but this, this cannae go on much longer, even the PA announcer, your man who's been doing it, I've never heard him sound so depleted, full-time at Celtic Park, the full-time scores at Easter Row, Tyne Castle, currently Hurts 2, Rangers 1, everybody get home safe and hail hail, I've never heard him that miserable, Yeah, let's talk about it.
The first half was bad and I'm going to repeat a lot of the same things that everybody has said.
I'll talk about the substitution of Kasper Hout at half-time, I'll talk about the one million crosses into the box for no striker to win, I'll talk about all these things, the things you've heard a million times.
That's always been like, that's a real... telling, that's just a gauge for me, when everybody can see it, when everybody's saying the same thing, yeah, you know.
The first half was really bad, we were, and I've used this phrase a couple of times already this season I feel like, and I remember using it a couple of times last season, out-thought and out-thought, and always shaping for.
I thought that we were that bad the first half, the bar was that low, the performance levels were that low, and people will say this is me clinging on, a desperate attempt to cling on that I was right and clamouring for us to sign him, it's not, this is just my honest appraisal of that first half, I thought that Kasper Hu was our best player on the park in the first half, the opening 45 minutes, and I'll tell you why, let me run through everybody in the outfield, Donovan, one of his worst 45 minutes in the first half, I thought there was a marked improvement in the second, one of his first, first 45 minutes was one of his worst halves in a Celtic shot, it had me doubting him again, he was lucky to stay on the park, he was poor, the centre-halves, who cannae defend in between goalposts, rot in the pair of them, Kieran Tierney, rotten, the midfield three, oh we'll come on to the midfield three, really bad, Osmond didn't think he was terrible but wasn't doing enough and I thought Duran, despite his goal, take the goal aside, done nothing, I thought he was just not involved in the first half.
So by proxy, I thought that the best player in the park, and as I said, this isn't me saying that he was amazing, this isn't me saying that he was, you know, he had his best, nothing, nothing like that, but by proxy, I thought he was Celtic's best player in the first half, because he was the one linking up the players behind him, he was the one that assisted Camillo Duran's goal, and I think very well, could have had another one, by the way, another assist if Benjamin Deacon hits the target with his opportunity, I just thought, by default, by...
Celtic have now only won three of their last nine games, not even half, three of the last nine.
We failed to win at home just like we failed against Rangers, Ferencvaros, Celta Vigo, And the performances are not improving.
And I had people telling me they were unsubscribing from the channel because of how negative I was after Sunday's performance at Easter Road when I made it abundantly clear that we will not... make it very far this season if we play like that, that I didn't agree it was one of Celtic's biggest win, that it wasn't a typical, oh three points matters, we're at Easter Road, performance, who cares, Celtic are now sustaining one thing, and that is sustaining poor performances, which is not a valid route to go forward, it's just not, and three wins in nine games is the type of form which gets Celtic managers sacked, it's as simple as that, it cannot go on like this, it is cluelessness from top to bottom in everything that we do, there is no structure, there is no system, there is no viable tactics in front of us, there is nothing, it is cluelessness from top to bottom, players are lost, fans are miserable and I genuinely don't know where the trajectory of this club goes apart from downwards right now, that is the negativity but that is the truth.
and, you know, the narrative of today's match reaction and the narrative following this could, usually in other years would be, oh what a missed opportunity.
All I can think about is how bad Celtic are and how lucky we are to even have a lead at the top of the table and how lucky we are that the rest of the teams at the top of Scottish football seem to fail in big games and how lucky we are that we are not being punished for how bad we really are right now.
and there is no amount of convincing in the world that you can put across to me that this is going to get any better under the current leadership, under the current structure, this is hopeless, this is absolutely hopeless and I am time and time again leaving Celtic Park miserable watching my team.
And that is my truth, I find it very hard to see joy in watching Celtic right now.
Tonight for many people going off the bubble which is social media, which of course is a bubble but I think is very reflective of where we are as a support right now, might be the straw that breaks the camel's back for some, for those who haven't already had their back broken by poor Celtic performances for weeks now, but I feel like this is the one where It's not just about the result and the performance, but the decisions that are being made.
I think a lot of people's eyes have widened tonight over the course of 90 minutes as just to how erratic, clueless and bonkers everything is.
So for the people who've been saying it for a while, I feel like tonight is the night where the people, oh wow, this is what everyone's been on about, substitutions that make no sense and that's the tip of the iceberg, you know what I mean? This is really, really, really, really bad and we will not win a league title with this, I don't even know what you call it, it's not scatterball I don't even feel like it's, you know, hope and pray, I don't know what to label this anymore, it's really, really bad and it's mind numbing, it's soul destroying.
Yeah, so we've got a lot of problems from tonight that we need to cover, but that's my general thoughts, my general takeaway, like, we will win plenty more games this season, for a lot of people this is still Celtic, you know, winning 9 games, losing 1, oh we've dropped points twice, what you on about? We are lucky to have 9 wins, and we'll win, you know, Celtic will likely end the season with 25 plus wins, maybe even 30 wins, but we'll scrape by doing it, we will scrape by doing it, and do you know what, I think I was actually being a bit kind by saying, I even mentioned the number 30 there, let's talk about tonight's game, let's talk about the problems, but this, this cannae go on much longer, even the PA announcer, your man who's been doing it, I've never heard him sound so depleted, full-time at Celtic Park, the full-time scores at Easter Row, Tyne Castle, currently Hurts 2, Rangers 1, everybody get home safe and hail hail, I've never heard him that miserable, Yeah, let's talk about it.
The first half was bad and I'm going to repeat a lot of the same things that everybody has said.
I'll talk about the substitution of Kasper Hout at half-time, I'll talk about the one million crosses into the box for no striker to win, I'll talk about all these things, the things you've heard a million times.
That's always been like, that's a real... telling, that's just a gauge for me, when everybody can see it, when everybody's saying the same thing, yeah, you know.
The first half was really bad, we were, and I've used this phrase a couple of times already this season I feel like, and I remember using it a couple of times last season, out-thought and out-thought, and always shaping for.
I thought that we were that bad the first half, the bar was that low, the performance levels were that low, and people will say this is me clinging on, a desperate attempt to cling on that I was right and clamouring for us to sign him, it's not, this is just my honest appraisal of that first half, I thought that Kasper Hu was our best player on the park in the first half, the opening 45 minutes, and I'll tell you why, let me run through everybody in the outfield, Donovan, one of his worst 45 minutes in the first half, I thought there was a marked improvement in the second, one of his first, first 45 minutes was one of his worst halves in a Celtic shot, it had me doubting him again, he was lucky to stay on the park, he was poor, the centre-halves, who cannae defend in between goalposts, rot in the pair of them, Kieran Tierney, rotten, the midfield three, oh we'll come on to the midfield three, really bad, Osmond didn't think he was terrible but wasn't doing enough and I thought Duran, despite his goal, take the goal aside, done nothing, I thought he was just not involved in the first half.
So by proxy, I thought that the best player in the park, and as I said, this isn't me saying that he was amazing, this isn't me saying that he was, you know, he had his best, nothing, nothing like that, but by proxy, I thought he was Celtic's best player in the first half, because he was the one linking up the players behind him, he was the one that assisted Camillo Duran's goal, and I think very well, could have had another one, by the way, another assist if Benjamin Deacon hits the target with his opportunity, I just thought, by default, by...
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