O'Neill can't understand those with a grievance remaining anonymous and admits he found it 'really disappointing'

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill criticized protesters who wore balaclavas outside a supporters club meeting attended by himself and chief executive Michael Nicholson. O'Neill expressed disappointment at the masked demonstration, stating that supporters with disputes should be brave enough to show their faces rather than concealing their identities.
The confrontation comes amid a poor run of form for Celtic, who have won only three of their last ten matches across all competitions. O'Neill's side faces an uphill battle ahead of their Europa League match against Besiktas, having lost their opening three games in the tournament.
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