🔗 Share this article Bullish Celtic's manager does not fear being fired yet the Parkhead faithful unleash anger after defeat. Wilfried Nancy declared he was not afraid of the sack, claiming, “I believe we are really close to a turnaround,” despite moving dangerously close to the exit with a convincing setback against Rangers. A Second-Half Meltdown Leads to Old Firm Disaster The home side had led their oldest rivals at half-time but a collapse after the break let Danny Röhl’s team to move level on points with the reigning Scottish Premiership champions. Nancy, who was hired from Columbus Crew, has now overseen six losses in his last eight matches. “There is unity with the board,” stated Nancy. Pressed on the speculation, he replied: “I don’t think about it. I think about finding ways to aid my players to be good on details. Protest Erupts Celtic’s support made their feelings clear – aimed at the hierarchy – by gathering at full time. Club directors are thought to be considering to bring back Martin O’Neill, who had a fruitful temporary stint last year, should a change be made. “Wins and losses [that leads to pressure]. That is the situation for the moment. However by saying this is the reality, it doesn’t mean that I am pessimistic. No. What I mean we are really close, extremely close to reverse our form.” Nancy’s Persistent Belief Nancy continues to cling to the fact Celtic show good levels for 45 minutes at a time. For instance, but for wastefulness in front of goal they would have been greater than 1-0 up. “The performance had merit except the fact that we missed our chances,” he said. “I know that we lost, but I have also to be fair. “The standard we had at times was exceptionally high. That is a fact. And I would not speak so positively if it was not the case. Therefore, when it comes to wins, I mentioned we've seen this before. Which is why I feel we are really close to getting it right. Right now: details, details, details.” “We produced a lot of encouraging signs that we did, once more. But now comes down to consistency. My outlook would change the same. Therefore I firmly believe we’re going to be able to turn things around.” Röhl’s Cautious Outlook Danny Röhl refused to contemplate a title charge in spite of what appeared to be a statement victory. “One match at a time, then we can develop something here,” he said. “The confidence in the group is immense.”