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Celtic Face Questions After Latest Defeat, BBC Columnist Says

BBC Sport's Tom English writes that Celtic's performance under manager O'Neill resembled a "poor imitation" of the side previously led by Ange Postecoglou, as fan patience is tested.

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Celtic have suffered another defeat, prompting renewed scrutiny of the club's direction under manager O'Neill, according to BBC Sport columnist Tom English.

In his analysis, English described the current Celtic team as a "poor imitation" of the side previously managed by Ange Postecoglou, suggesting a decline in performance standards since that era.

The article raises questions about the path forward for both the club and O'Neill following the latest setback, with English noting that maintaining confidence in the team's trajectory is becoming increasingly difficult for supporters.

English's piece reflects growing concern among Celtic followers about the team's form, though specific details regarding the match result, opponent, or tactical breakdown were not elaborated upon in the available excerpt.

The club has not issued a public statement in response to the column at the time of publication.

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