‘Haunted Nancy detached from reality as Celtic’s lights go out’

It wasn’t difficult for Wilfried Nancy, a haunted manager who was coming off of his sixth defeat in his eight games, to feel something as he slowly took a slow walk up the Celtic tunnel on full-time. out of his depth and overpromoted.

A promising first half of Celtic Park’s second half was replaced by a terrible collapse. Rangers were on the ropes at the break, but you always assumed they needed a second goal to put them on the floor and perhaps a third to make them stand for the count. These are today’s flaws for Celtic. One goal never suffices.

Despite the chances, those objectives were never realized. Rangers struck Celtic three times in 21 minutes as they began to retaliate. utterly pointless The Celtic lights suddenly went out. In a blink of an eye, light and dark go.

Celtic had no more than more inconsequential decisions, more doubt, and more illogical tactical choices once Rangers had won the game. When he plays, Julian Araujo, their new signing, plays right, which is not often.

He was only allowed to play one game for Bournemouth this season and was then sent off. He came on at right wing-back in the derby, forcing the dangerous Yang Hyun-jun to move from the right to the left. What justifies that? It was given to Rangers in the spirit of a gift.

Rangers were not very good, but they persevered, waited there, and buried them when their chance came. Of all people, Youssef Chermiti was the most miserable person. In ninety-four breath-taking minutes, he doubled his season’s total and drew his name into a brand-new Rangers pantheon, going from zero to hero.

He only once more confirmed his sense of distance from footballing reality by speaking later and trying to talk his way through the most recent submission from his team.

He claimed that a 3-1 loss for Celtic “deserved more” than that. Nobody else was putting their trust in them when they did, and that was on Celtic. It was entirely up to Deserve. The Celtic board was the one who led to the manager having no other options open up for him. He opted for Johnny Kenny from a lack of food. It was unsuccessful.

The Frenchman made some remarks about the lack of players and tactics in the loss. He claimed that “it’s about moments, it’s about details,” as if players and managers lived in a different universe with moments and details.

He asserted, “It’s not about me.” It is, in fact, in some ways. Even though he finds himself confused and perplexed by his awkward shape and his refusal to change the ideology he opposes, no matter how confused things turn out, are the players.

He made a significant contribution to the challenge of introducing his system without a pre-season to bed-in his ideas on Friday. He had no pre-season training to train his players, and he had no transfer window to sign more players who could join his system. Despite this, he continued to use the system. Having a mother? Vanity ? Naiveté ? All three simultaneously?

Danny Rohl walked into Rangers, surveyed his possessions, and developed a pragmatic mindset. He also needs new players, just like Nancy. many of them When his opponent has only succeeded in dragging his team backwards in the pursuit of something that only he can see, he has found a way to propel his team forward.

However, the manager is the cause of this Celtic blight. Paul Tisdale, the club’s director of football operations, is the man who recommended him for the position. What was the procedure? Who else had a conversation? How thorough investigation was conducted? Was this a punt or a thought-out strategy?

The only argument is that the latter, given what we have seen, is false. There isn’t a single thing that can prove Nancy to be the right person for this demanding position. Not now, nor back then.

Celtic folk, a city rival, laughed out loud from Rangers’ struggles for the majority of the season, including Kevin Thelwell and Patrick Stewart’s dismissal and their slapstick signings, their ex-manager who was smuggled out of a stadium and then fired.

Rangers are now tied with Celtic on points despite all of that. Both of them are Hearts in the air. Rangers have at least had their purge, when they acknowledged with a dash that the chairman, the manager, and the sporting director were to leave. They are now starting to look better. Celtic do not

They constantly encounter issues. Although it should be the first step, Nancy’s discharge from his duties is just one more part. There isn’t much evidence to support his staying, despite eight games being a painfully brief spell in charge.

The line between angry fans and the front door of Celtic Park was stung by the police and stewards on Saturday afternoon. You have to consider Nancy’s days are over. No hope of jamming tomorrow is now in sight.