Celtic are facing questions over their direction after suffering six defeats in their past 10 matches, with former players Chris Sutton and Ian McCall among those assessing whether the club is in regression.
The latest setback was Celtic’s second league defeat of the season. The result has increased scrutiny of the team’s recent form and led to wider discussion about the club’s performances during a difficult run.
Sutton and McCall have both offered their views on Celtic’s position, contributing to the debate over whether the sequence of results reflects a broader decline. The available information does not include the full detail of their comments, but their assessments form part of the reaction to the club’s latest league loss.
Manager Martin O’Neill has rejected the suggestion that Celtic’s situation represents an irreversible decline and remains defiant despite the recent results. His stance comes as the club attempts to respond to a run that has brought six defeats in 10 matches.
The latest known position is that Celtic are under pressure to improve their form, while questions about possible regression remain contested. O’Neill’s response indicates that the manager continues to resist that interpretation as the club moves forward after its second league defeat of the campaign.
