Wilfried Nancy is in for a baptism by fire as the newly appointed Celtic manager faces his second consecutive defeat, having already suffered a humbling 3-0 loss to Roma in his first game in charge. The Frenchman has been under intense scrutiny since taking over from Martin O'Neill, who departed the club amidst fanfare and optimism just over a week ago.
Nancy's unorthodox tactics and player selections have been questioned by fans and pundits alike, with many wondering if he is trying to impose his own system on the team that lacks the cohesion and chemistry of O'Neill's side. The players, too, seem confused, struggling to adapt to Nancy's methods as they conceded three goals in the first half against Roma.
The former St Mirren manager had to regroup his team after losing 3-0 at Celtic Park, with some fans even booing their own team. This is a stark contrast to O'Neill's side, which won all but one game during his brief second spell and even triumphed on the road in Europe.
Nancy needs new blood and time to make adjustments, unlike Postecoglou, who had to rip up and start again after arriving at Celtic. The Frenchman deserves a January window to bring in fresh faces and make changes without putting pressure on himself or his team.
As Nancy prepares for Sunday's Premier Sports Cup final against St Mirren, he knows that the stakes are high, and any further defeat would be disastrous. This might be an opportunity for him to redeem himself, lift the trophy at Hampden, and gain credibility with the Celtic faithful. However, if he fails again, the doubts will mount, and his future as Celtic manager may hang in the balance.
The reality of life as a Celtic manager is brutal, and Nancy is now facing it head-on. He must be prepared to adapt quickly, make tough decisions, and bring some much-needed stability to the team. The journey ahead will be challenging, but with the right approach, he might just find his footing at Glasgow's iconic club.
Nancy's unorthodox tactics and player selections have been questioned by fans and pundits alike, with many wondering if he is trying to impose his own system on the team that lacks the cohesion and chemistry of O'Neill's side. The players, too, seem confused, struggling to adapt to Nancy's methods as they conceded three goals in the first half against Roma.
The former St Mirren manager had to regroup his team after losing 3-0 at Celtic Park, with some fans even booing their own team. This is a stark contrast to O'Neill's side, which won all but one game during his brief second spell and even triumphed on the road in Europe.
Nancy needs new blood and time to make adjustments, unlike Postecoglou, who had to rip up and start again after arriving at Celtic. The Frenchman deserves a January window to bring in fresh faces and make changes without putting pressure on himself or his team.
As Nancy prepares for Sunday's Premier Sports Cup final against St Mirren, he knows that the stakes are high, and any further defeat would be disastrous. This might be an opportunity for him to redeem himself, lift the trophy at Hampden, and gain credibility with the Celtic faithful. However, if he fails again, the doubts will mount, and his future as Celtic manager may hang in the balance.
The reality of life as a Celtic manager is brutal, and Nancy is now facing it head-on. He must be prepared to adapt quickly, make tough decisions, and bring some much-needed stability to the team. The journey ahead will be challenging, but with the right approach, he might just find his footing at Glasgow's iconic club.
, but fair play, 3-0 loss is not exactly a great start 
. Still gotta give him time to sort out the squad and tactics 
. Might need some fresh faces in January 
. Don't wanna be too hasty on him just yet 
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CELTIC IS IN CRISIS MODE AND WILFRIED NANCY NEEDS TO STEP UP HIS GAME 
!!! HE'S BEEN GETTING SLAMMED BY FANS AND PUNDITS ALREADY AND THOSE TWO DEFEATS ARE ONLY GOING TO MAKE IT HARDER FOR HIM TO TURN THINGS AROUND 
. I FEEL SORRY FOR THE GUY, HE MUST BE UNDER TON OF PRESSURE BUT YOU GOTTA HAND IT TO HIM, HE'S NOT AFRAID TO TAKE RISKS AND TRY NEW THINGS 
. BRING IN SOME NEW BLOOD IN JANUARY AND LET NANCY WORK HIS MAGIC 
, he's getting torn apart by fans and pundits alike after just two games in charge. I think the pressure is way too much, you know? He needs some time to figure out his tactics and get the team playing together again 
. But, on the other hand, he's only trying to bring in fresh faces and make changes, which I think is a great idea 
. If he can pull it off, he might just win over the Celtic faithful 
. It's not going to be easy, though - Celtic has some of the most passionate fans in the world, and they expect results 
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. dont expect him to have it all sorted out in one game or even 2, thats just not how it works 
. St Mirren final is gonna be huge for him tho, if he wins that cup hes got a shot at redeeming himself 
Anyway, Postecoglou coming in and ripping everything up might not be the answer either... what if he just brought more of the same old stuff with a new coat of paint? Let's be real, Celtic need someone who can bring some excitement back into the team - maybe even try out some unorthodox tactics that'll catch people off guard 
. January window would be a great time for him to shake things up, bring in some new faces, and try out different tactics without putting everyone on edge 
. It's all about adaptability at this point, bringing stability to the team, and maybe - just maybe - finding his footing at Celtic 
I'm not sure if Wilfried Nancy is cut out for this job yet... three defeats in a row is not good 
. He needs to bring in some fresh faces and players who fit his system, or it's gonna be tough for him to turn things around 
. The fans are already getting frustrated, I can imagine being booed at your own home stadium 
. It'll be interesting to see how he handles the pressure of a high-stakes game like the Premier Sports Cup final 
he's in a super tough spot rn...like, 3-0 losses are crazy! 
️ as for the fans, they're probs gonna have a love-hate relationship with him till he proves himself 
it's all about patience now