We asked for your views after Celtic suffered a serious blow to their title hopes with a 2-1 home defeat against Hibs.
Here's what some of you said:
John: We’re not playing well but still clinging on. With Martin O’Neill in charge I’ll never give up until it’s mathematically impossible. They need to win every game now until the end of the season. Do I think it is possible? I’m not confident but…. It’s not over yet !
Lewis: That game was a hard watch. Never have I seen so many players who are of a standard so poor for a club of Celtic’s stature. The people who run the club are clearly to blame.
Peter: If Martin O’Neill thinks we were terrific he must have been at another match. We were rubbish and got what we deserved. We’ll do well to finish third the way we are playing. The core of our team is well past it’s sell by date and we don’t seem to be able to get anyone capable or ready to replace them. Seething.
Harry: Celtic still have 33 points to play for, and are well placed to win the league. Victories over Hearts and Rangers are not beyond the team. A more direct approach is required : stop square-passing and go for goal. Run at defences and beat them. There’s no turning back.
Benny: Toothless again from Celtic in the final third of the pitch. No cutting edge and no goal threat. No clue why Trusty let himself be goaded for the red card. Very naive from a player who should know better. How we lost that game is typical of this whole season. Shambolic.
Edward: Celtic have sown their own downfall, from Brendan Rogers and his ego to Nancy and his deranged tactical approach. In mitigation though, pundits talk about injuries to Heart’s Shankland and Devlin. Celtic have been without Alistair Johnston, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Jota. All three would walk into any team in the league.
