HIS tactics board was nowhere to be seen. But neither was his actual game-plan. Wilfried Nancy’s Celtic were systematically dismantled by a Roma team that sliced through the Frenchman’s formation

After dropping consecutive matches to Lille and Viktoria Plzen, Roma’s Europa League adventure is on slightly better footing after reeling off victories over Rangers and Midtjylland. Thanks to those rebound performances,

Wilfried Nancy believes that this weekend’s cup final is the best chance for him to finally get the fans onside. Nancy has already set an unwanted record by losing his first two games in charge – the first Celtic manager to do so.

Wilfried Nancy heads into Sunday's Scottish League Cup final against St Mirren desperate for a win that will ease the pressure following a rocky start to his reign in charge of the Glasgow giants. For my players,

BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter, Tom English, dissects Wilfried Nancy's start as Celtic manager with the Premier Sports Cup final looming.

Thankfully, some do see sense, and Gabby Agbonlahor was on hand to defend Celtic’s new coach when he was getting more verbal pelters from Alan Brazil. There is no problem with having the debate as to whether Martin O’Neill should have stayed on, but this rubbish around Nancy using a tactics board is ridiculous.

Hearts ruined Wilfried Nancy's Celtic debut as the visitors won 2-1 at Parkhead, to move three points clear the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Martin O’Neill has revealed that another Celtic player has been ruled out of action by a hamstring injury entering a crucial spell of games.

Very occasionally, as a researcher you stumble across a real nugget. A proper find. Something that makes all the hours invested worthwhile. Yesterday, I had one such moment, well several of them actually… Last week, we published the story of John ...