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Celtic in Crisis: New Manager Receives Backing Despite Setback

Pressure Mounts on Wilfried Norsi

Celtic, one of Scotland’s most storied clubs, has given their full backing to their new head coach, Wilfried Norsi, despite a damning start to his tenure. In just 15 days, Norsi has overseen four consecutive defeats, including losses to Harts, Roma, St. Mirren, and Dundy United. This losing streak marks Celtic’s worst run since 1978.

Player Comes Out in Support of the Manager

However, one Celtic player, Paulo Bernardo, has offered words of encouragement to Norsi. Bernardo believes the team needs to stick together and adapt to the new manager’s system. “We need to turn it around. It’s on us. We need to find a solution and get back to winning ways,” Bernardo said. He sympathizes with the fans, acknowledging that the pressure is mounting.

Fans Call for Change

Despite the backing from staff and players, some fans have already lost patience. The manager’s style of play has been protested by chants of dissent during recent matches. “It’s not easy for them,” Bernardo acknowledged. “They dedicate their lives to the club and want to see us on the top level.”

Player Confidence in the Manager

When asked if they still fully supported the manager and his system, Bernardo gave a resounding yes. “We’re trying a new system, and we need to adapt. We believe in the manager, and we need to buy into his ideas and put them into action on the pitch.”

Veteran Player Cuts a Different Theme

However, not everyone is convinced by Norsi’s methods. Celtic legend, Stilian Petro, was scathing in his assessment of the manager’s tactics. “Calling players repeatedly on the touchline, telling them messages… I just can’t understand it. These players have won so much, they know how to win games. You can’t just tell them what to do.”

The Team’s Disconnect

Norsi, despite his credentials as a capable coach, faces a daunting task in returning Celtic to winning ways. Petro believes the team appears disconnected, and there’s a clear lack of confidence following a series of losses. “We’ve changed so much in just two weeks. We need to sort it out and start winning again.”