[aisuru]

Celtic's away record is atrocious.

what's the problem? they threw away a two-goal lead this afternoon, slumping to a 3-2 defeat against Inverness Caledonian Thistle - unable to capitalise on their opponents being a man down for the last twenty minutes.

is it a confidence issue?

[hubert]

Originally Posted by aisuru

Celtic's away record is atrocious.

what's the problem? they threw away a two-goal lead this afternoon, slumping to a 3-2 defeat against Inverness Caledonian Thistle - unable to capitalise on their opponents being a man down for the last twenty minutes.

is it a confidence issue?

I feel its a lack of preparation issue, Gordon Strachan did not have Celtic prepared for the end of last season games, and it showed, although granted the SPL title more or less was in the bag.
He did not prepare the team through the preseason games, which should have been done prior to the beginning of the league games this season.
And its apparent he is not prepared for this season, as too many points are being dropped, with the team and squad still not playing in a combined, coordinated, and stable way.
Our defense is still showing a lack of quality, and the Celtic sieve is back, if it had ever left?
Boruc the only stable aspect of our defense wants away, if all this is not a shambles, then what the hell is?
Gordon Strachans PRIORITY is in jeopardy, and will it recover, who knows, for Celtic although have done fairly well since MoN took over till now, little has changed.
I am not going to pick on one man, far from it, but we paid 4.5 million for Scott Brown, well he is a hustler, he can get stuck in, although I would like him to be calmer, however rarely does he have any great influence in a game, he Donati and a few others are not earning their wages, or in fact carrying the team to the required goal, in more ways than one!

[goldenHuddlestone]

Is it not a bit of a under-estimating thing sometimes as well