31 Jan 2016 17:03:27
For me that's it.

Deila as much as I like him has again failed. I didn't accept Lennon's domestic trophy haul and I can't accept yet another season of poor performances and no treble. Treble was the least we needed this year and now I doubt even a double will happen.

Deila seems unable to change tactics or even show any awareness of when we need to change players. Armstrong was awful today but stayed on for so long. Brown straight swap for Bitton was pointless, Brown isn't going to change our attacking options.

Year after Year we get put out of cups by mediocre teams.

1.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:17:41
Kev T you are bang on mate.

Armstrong was worse than terrible today, and whilst I can almost see the logic in bringing on the inspirational leader, Brown is unfit and rarely contributes anything special in the final third. Forrest on for Armstrong earlier and big Cole would have been a great option on the bench for last ten.

Ronnie, do the right thing and leave.

2.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:27:12
Utter nonsense. How can you blame the manager for stupid individual mistakes? If the manager had started with a defender who had not trained with his new team-mates, he would have been hammered if anything was to go wrong. Deila had no choice but to start with Ambrose (who has been playing well recently) . As for your obsession with the treble, this was a media creation designed to put pressure on the manager. Winning the treble has never been a criteria for a Celtic manager and never will be. It's a bonus, simple as that! Bad day for Celtic, but hardly the fault of the manager.

3.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:30:38
I was about to post a very similar comment.
I have tried to be patient and hold back criticism, but we have failed yet again to capitalise on our major advantage in resources and personnel against a poorer, but better organised team.
We have an abundance of light-weight sand dancing midfielders but a severe lack of ball winning tacklers, battlers and leaders.
The current crop of defenders and goalkeeper are among the worst equipped for any level of football I think I have ever seen in hoops and our lack of options, when Griffiths struggles is appalling. This is not knee-jerk as it's been obvious for months.
Over the whole season we have lost far too many goals and made far too many mistakes and for the first time since 2012 I worry about our title aspirations under this management team.
There are too many who think they are better than they are and others who will never be good enough!

4.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:37:27
"If the manager had started with a defender who had not trained with his new team-mates, he would have been hammered if anything was to go wrong. "

Spot on James77.

Ambrose is red carded. Griffiths misses a penalty. Gordon is beaten at his near post again. Individual errors.

5.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:51:35
Individual mistakes?

The only individual mistake was Ronnie not getting rid of Efe about 3 Windows ago!

In fact the individual mistake that really matters is the appointment of RD in the first place.

"Stand by the manager and rightly so"?

Never heard such utter sh**e from a non- zombie.

6.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 17:52:12
Individual errors that keep happening what do our coaches get paid for. Defence got split far too often this shit should be easy to fix but just looks like they're not working out how to stop it happening. New coaches needed or better players that can learn what they're being shown in training. Something has to change.

7.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 18:30:20
WTF have zombies got to do with anything Craigie? Is your sense of entitlement to win a treble at all costs not slightly reminiscent of the sevconian mindset?

8.) 31 Jan 2016
31 Jan 2016 19:53:11
Well said James77. Totally agree.