GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - DECEMBER 11: Evan Ferguson of AS Roma celebrates after scored the second goal for his team during the UEFA Europa League 2025/26 League Phase MD6 match between Celtic FC and AS Roma at Celtic Park on December 11, 2025 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Fabio Rossi/AS Roma via Getty Images)
It’s a charge usually aimed at referees and heard at all grounds across Scotland and England. Last night it came out of the mouth of a Roma goal-scorer.
As they stumble around making idiotic decisions and looking badly out of their depth Nick Walsh, Don Robertson and John Beaton are very familiar with it.
You Don’t Know What You’re Doing.
ROMA IN COMPLETE CONTROL
Last night there was a fresh twist to that claim. It didn’t come from the stands, it wasn’t by supporters.
After scoring just one goal this season Evan Ferguson was in the Roma side to take on Celtic.
Thousands of young Irish kids dream of being involved at Celtic Park on a big European night.
Last night was certainly a dream come true for the on loan Brighton striker. Two goals before half time, reminding everyone that there are more options than just Troy Parrot.
After the match Ferguson was interviewed by TNT Sport. His words were both a warning and a favour to the Celtic support.
Bad day when the opposition can see a mile away the players are lost
— KevC (@crichtonkevin1) December 11, 2025
We knew they were in the transition with the managers, they changed the formation. You could see, at times, they played well and it worked and, at times, they didn’t, some people didn’t know what they were doing. I think we just stuck to our game plan and tried to play the way we play.
Nancy is the third manager to take charge of Celtic in the Europa League this season.
LAWWELL LEGACY
With the better players sold off by Michael Nicholson and a lengthy injury list it is little wonder that things are difficult on the park.
Martin O’Neill figured out what was needed to win matches, he made the best of the limited resources available.
Unless Wilfried Nancy adapts quickly he is going to just another side note on Peter Lawwell’s Celtic legacy. A club that is at least 20 years out of day and utterly insignificant in European terms.
The pressure is piling up on the new manager going into Sunday’s League Cup Final against St Mirren.
Being the choice of Paul Tisdale because they have a mutual friend in Kwame Ampadu isn’t a good look.
Nancy needs to learn quickly, install confidence and belief in his players. If not there is only one outcome.
The board should be lambasted for changing managers just before the Hearts/Roma/Final sequence of games.
How utterly stupid are these people !!!
Stupid ain’t the word. Not fit for purpose is more like it. Not the managers fault here. You can only piss wae the …. you’ve got as they say. No decent investment was the problem..
The team is struggling as no one is getting behind them. Keep the protests for outside.
Hail Hail
The midfield formation was not changed too much is being made of this . Just my opinion.
Opinions are like ARSEHOLES,everybody has one.
Different moniker, same filth!
Lose on Sunday and he simply has to go…
Hopefully for his sake and more importantly ours he wins…
An impressive win would be great but 1-0 will do…
JUST FUCKIN WIN WILFRIED !
Thought it was bold that Nancy started with 3 at the back again last night.
Does he stick with it on Sunday…?
Losing on Sunday would not be a surprise.
If St. Mirren have a go, right from the whistle, and be aggressive, they’ll do well?
It’s so messed up by the Board, that losing on Sunday might be a ‘not so bad thing’
as it piles even more pressure on the Board?
Born 18-72 died 2012
Good point Scousebhoy…
And new club Sevco are as of today 13 years and 136 days old…
I’ll NEVER stop reminding the Orange Bastards about that for sure !
No way should he start with Scales. he was culpable in the three goals we lost. He is never a Celtic defender.
Roma and Ferguson knew this and this was their tactic, to put Scales under pressure!