When is a six-point lead at the top of the league table not enough?
If you guessed when you’re the Celtic manager bombing out of Europe, you’d be right.
Ronny Delia’s countrymen from Molde did him no favours at Celtic Park this evening. A 2-1 win for the visitors leaves the Scottish champions needing wins in their final two games home to Ajax and away to Anderlecht to progress to the final 32.
On Thursday night’s evidence, that is not likely and even a fifth straight Scottish title at the end of the season will not assuage the anger of supporters who feel the Bhoys should be competing in Europe.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side are sixth in the Norwegian league but they took the lead in the 21st minute in Glasgow and regained it in the 37th minute after Kris Commons had briefly got Celtic level.
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Having lost Virgil Van Dijk to Southampton during the summer the Celtic defence looks far from convincing but most fans do not seem to interested in making excuses for Delia.
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What a shambles Celtic are in Europe I feel for the fans paying good money to go an watch them, Delia an liewell have got to go now
— roy mcclymont (@roymcclymont1) November 5, 2015
Celtic poor result fans fuming Ronny Delia got his tactics completely wrong tonight would not surprise me if he was sacked
— Josh Bunting (@Buntingfootball) November 5, 2015
How patient will Dermot Desmond be?
