Those three defeats before the international break summed up where Celtic are at the moment, and how this simply isn’t a Martin O’Neill team. Normally…

Andy Halliday has criticized Celtic center-back Auston Trusty, claiming the American defender shies away from physical contact during crucial matches. Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland, Halliday labeled Trusty as frustrating and soft in high-stakes games following Celtic's recent losses, which included two defeats against Rangers and a loss to LASK in Austria.
Halliday questioned the club's decision not to sign center-backs over the summer after Shaun Maloney expressed confidence in Cameron Carter-Vickers, Liam Scales, Dane Murray, and Trusty. He argued that central defense remains an issue for Martin O'Neill's side, especially with Stephen Welsh performing well after leaving Celtic.
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