Martin O’Neill has had plenty of time to think about what went wrong for Celtic before the international break. The Hoops manager admitted he needed…

Writer Patrick Sinat argues that Martin O’Neill’s recent reflection on Celtic’s defeat to Rangers should concern supporters. Speaking to Celtic Player, O’Neill explained that he conducted managerial self-analysis over the international break, claiming the match would have been entirely different had Celtic scored an equalizer just after halftime.
Sinat contends that O’Neill’s comments overlook Celtic’s broader tactical shortcomings against Rangers, notably a sustained lack of attacking creativity and pressure. The writer argues that relying on hypothetical turning points rather than directly addressing why the team failed to score leaves vital tactical problems unresolved.
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