🔗 Share this article Bullish Nancy does not fear dismissal however the Parkhead faithful unleash wrath following loss. The Celtic boss insisted he did not fear dismissal, asserting, “The team is really close to a turnaround,” despite edging perilously close to the chopping block with a comprehensive defeat by their arch-rivals. A Second-Half Capitulation Results in Derby Disaster Celtic were in front their oldest rivals at the interval but a second-half capitulation allowed the Gers to draw level on points with the reigning Scottish Premiership champions. The former MLS manager, who was hired in December, has now overseen six setbacks in eight games. “There is unity with the board,” said Nancy. Pressed on the speculation, the 48-year-old replied: “I don’t think about it. My focus is on discovering solutions to aid my players to improve on details. Fan Fury Erupts The fans voiced their fury – directed at the hierarchy – by gathering at Parkhead. The hierarchy would be most likely to re-appoint the interim manager, who enjoyed a successful caretaker period previously, should a change be made. “The outcomes [that leads to pressure]. That is the truth for the moment. Yet when I say this is the reality, I am not saying that I am pessimistic. Not at all. What I mean the turnaround is near, imminently close to change the narrative.” Focus on the Details The coach continues to cling to the fact the side can perform strongly for one half at a time. Indeed, were it not for poor finishing they would have been better than 1-0 up. “I saw enough except the fact that we haven’t scored more goals,” he said. “I acknowledge that we lost, but I must remain fair. “The performance we had at certain moments was exceptionally high. That happened. I wouldn't talk like that if it was different. But that’s why, when it comes to wins, I said we've seen this before. For that reason I believe a change is coming to getting it right. Currently: details, details, details.” “I saw plenty of positives that we did, as was the case today. But now it’s about consistency. My message would not be the same. Therefore I firmly believe the team can to turn things around.” Röhl’s Cautious Outlook Danny Röhl played down talk of a championship push in spite of what appeared to be a statement victory. “One match at a time, so we can really build up something here,” he said. “The faith in the group is immense.”