FCK CELTIC

to be fair if were 10points behind by xmas we will still win it

Lets hope you are 10 points behind at Xmas then.

^^^

OMG the conspiracy theories are coming back cos Celtic are losing.

What was the score?

Inverness won 1-0

Lads a lesson that you should have learned by now,it is not a coincidence that teams who play away from home in europe,in midweek, very often perform below their best in the next league fixture.It is not just Celtic and it has been happening for years,it also cost me in the pocket to find out,but not anymore.

Hope Mr Lawell was watching.

When will you lot learn not to back celtic in league games?
There is no pressure on in the league, Lennon is playing B teams in the league and saving his first team for CL matches. As I said, at the start of the season, Celtic will win the league with the lowest points total ever.

To be fair to Celtic, it most be hard to motivate themselves after a trip to Benfica, for a game against a bunch of Sunday league players.

funny really celtic have been 1/5 shots 3 times in last 5 league games and not won one of them and drew with dundee when 4/9,shocking stuff,cant beleive people put them in accas

Popcorn teeth arguing with his own fans during the game.Class act.

Threatening to quit now

Lennon issues quit threat
PA Sport – 3 hours ago
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Neil Lennon said he will walk away from Celtic if the fans want him to
Neil Lennon sensationally threatened to quit Celtic after an angry altercation with fans during the 1-0 Clydesdale Bank Premier League defeat by Inverness at Parkhead.
With the home side trying to claw back Billy McKay's 65th-minute strike late in the game, the former Celtic skipper remonstrated with angry supporters behind his technical area and the match ended with a crescendo of boos from many of the frustrated Hoops support.
"They are frustrated. I disagreed with them, I didn't like what they said about the team," Lennon said. "Look, if they are not happy with what I am doing and they want me to go, I will."
The Parkhead side have taken only one point from the last nine at home but remain top of the league by a point and are within one game of reaching the last-16 of the Champions League due, in part, to an incredible 2-1 home win over Barcelona earlier in the month.
However, in the post-match press conference the former Celtic skipper was clearly enraged by some of the criticism.
"If the fans make it clear that they are not happy and they want me out then that's okay, I will do the honourable thing," he added.
"I can't repeat it (what fans said) because it is public arena but there were a lot of expletives and heavy criticism, which I didn't think was justified and (there was) a lack of patience with the team as well."
The visitors bounced back in some style from their 5-1 home defeat to Motherwell last week. It was Caley's first league win at Parkhead - which Terry Butcher described as "mind blowing" - to add to the Scottish Communities League Cup win over Rangers at Ibrox last month.
The former Well boss said: "To win as a manager for the first time and to beat both Glasgow clubs in the same season on their own patches and keep clean sheets, is fantastic.
"We have created history all the time and we intend to keep on doing that. We got rid of last week very quickly, they are a great bunch of lads."

He is tic through and through and deserves better treatment from his own support.

I think it was Plat that marked our cards for this season stating that Celtic would struggle to cope with the mediocrity of not having their biggest rivals to counter in the SPL.

That`s a different ball game.