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Celtic fans seethe on the Hotline as 'garbage displays' give punters the fear over the Treble AND Champions League

There will be party songs at Parkhead this weekend when Celtic are handed the Premiership trophy. But some fans can also hear alarm bells ringing due to the post-split slump.

Ange Postecoglou’s men haven’t won a game since getting over the title finishing line and some punters are already hovering close to the panic button with the Scottish Cup Final against Inverness coming up and the Champions League ahead next term. Stephen Johnstone, Ardentinny, said: “Celtic demolished by Hibs as big Ange's once Invincibles become minceables. Cally will go ballistic if Celtic are as atrocious as they were against Hibs. Has Ange took this team as far as he can?”

Fraser Davison, Glasgow, said: “In recent weeks Celtic have lacked ability to pass to each other, been powderpuff in the tackle and played tippy tappy stuff with no end product. It was a shambolic display and the Treble is seriously in doubt if they keep serving that garbage up.”

Bill Waugh, Glasgow, said: “It’s ok Ange saying we’re champions but start next season the way they’ve ended this one they are in big trouble. They’ve been bang average for weeks. They’ve given teams plenty of heart for next year.”

Gary Smith, Saltcoats, said: “Celtic’s recent results and play are worrying. They say bring on Real Madrid, Barcelona and Man City but I fear it when we even beat teams in our own league. Celtic need to bring in good defenders before the Champions League starts.”

Neil Renton, Edinburgh, said: “After their humiliating defeat to Hibs, it’s clear Celtic don’t have enough depth to their squad to make an impact in Europe. The only way they’ll be in Europe in January is if they help Kyogo flit house when he goes to a bigger team in the winter transfer window.

Gary Stevenson,

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