It's now three wins in 10 games for Celtic and Martin O'Neill's reputation is starting to take a dent…

Pundits have heavily criticized Celtic following their Sunday defeat to Falkirk, which left Martin O'Neill's side with only three wins in ten matches. The setback allows rivals Rangers the opportunity to reduce Celtic's Premiership lead to a single point ahead of upcoming fixtures against Kilmarnock and Besiktas.
Media analysts highlighted tactical issues, physical regression among senior players, and a lack of long-term succession planning from the club hierarchy. Pundits also praised Falkirk goalkeeper Scott Bain for making eight saves, while questioning Celtic's recruitment, squad cohesion, and overall strategic direction.
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