It took Celtic supporters the best part of half an hour on Sunday afternoon to belt out their now traditional rendition of 'Sack the Board, Sack the Board'.

Falkirk secured a 2-0 victory against Celtic on Sunday afternoon, ending a 19-year winless run against the Glasgow club. Ethan Ross opened the scoring early after an error by Cameron Carter-Vickers, before Scott Tanser doubled the lead in the 38th minute following an assist from Owen Eames. Celtic suffered from missed chances by Camilo Duran and exceptional goalkeeping from Scott Bain, who earned Man-of-the-Match honors.
The Daily Mail argues that the defeat leaves manager Martin O'Neill on thin ice after securing just three wins in his last 10 matches across all competitions. The report criticizes the club's dysfunctional state on and off the pitch, asserting that Celtic require a top-to-bottom rebuild amid poor individual performances from several key players.
Are Celtic club in regression amid run of six defeats in 10?BBC Sport
Falkirk shock Celtic to earn first win in 19 yearsSky Sports
Celtic Need More Than a New Manager — January Could Be Our Most Important Transfer Window in YearsReadCeltic
Celtic supremo Dermot Desmond sent direct AGM challenge as Hoops fan group demands he ‘answer questions about his role’The Scottish Sun
Martin O’Neill explains Cameron Carter-Vickers decision as defender has rare off-dayThe Celtic Bhoys
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