Celtic's defeat at St Mirren has some fans believing the veil of invincibility has fallen on Ange Postecoglou’s side. The champions lost their first league game in 364 days to St Mirren on Sunday and a few are now wondering if they are all that after all.
Knee-jerk reactions or a sign of things to come? James Smith, Falkirk, said: “It would seem that Celtic are not so mighty after all. What does that make the St Mirren team? Speaking to friends who are Celtic fans, they questioned the changes prior to the game. My local bookie was telling me about 8-0, 9-0 and 10-0 bets that were going on this weekend. Deluded or what?”
Stephen Mulhern, Dumbarton, emailed: “I read St Mirren goalscorer Mark O’Hara say the Buddies had shown everyone how to beat Celtic. I disagree, it’s not rocket science to already know that Celtic’s Achilles heel is their inability to defend high balls lofted into the box. That’s why Postecoqlou went all out to tie down Cameron Carter-Vickers. That’s why I found it strange that Christoper Jullien was allowed to leave and keeping Stephen Welsh instead seemed strange to me.”
