Charlie Nicholas in Peter Lawwell Celtic exit claim as he predicts 'enough is enough' verdict

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Celtic fans over the Dubai debacle. The Parkhead legend insists it's time supporters heard from the club's chief executive after the trip led to 13 players and two staff being placed into self-isolation.Track and trace protocol kicked in after Christopher Jullien, out for several months and unable to train at the camp, tested positive for Covid-19 upon the squad's return.A depleted Celtic then limped to a 1-1 draw with Hibs on Monday night that leaves Rangers 21 points clear at the Premiership summit.

Charlie Nicholas believes "crumbling" Celtic need a revolution and chief executive Peter Lawwell should leave the club amid their nightmare season.The Hoops have lurched from crisis to crisis and Monday's 1-1 draw with Hibs minus 13 players and manager Neil Lennon leaves them 21 points behind Rangers.Celtic's controversial trip to Dubai looks to have all but ended their dreams of claiming Ten In A Row in the wake of Christopher Jullien's positive Covid test.But Nicholas is adamant the current problems at Parkhead run much deeper than the current nightmare season on the pitch and claims principal shareholder Dermot Desmond lacks "interest".The 58-year-old believes the time is now for extreme change to get supporters back onside and avoid

Charlie Nicholas claims Celtic believed rivals Rangers didn't have the financial muscle to unseat them as Scottish football's dominant force. Neil Lennon and his side are facing a title disaster as their Ten In A Row hopes hang by a thread as they trail Steven Gerrard's side by 22 points.

Celtic’s players to get inside the heads of their Rangers rivals today and leave them with reason to doubt their own title credentials.The Parkhead boss has lavished praise on the runaway league leaders for piling up a 16 point lead at the top of the table - and leaving his own hopes of landing a 10th successive title hanging by a thread.Victory for Steven Gerrard’s side could even cost Lennon his job with the manager’s position set to be reviewed next week by chief executive Peter Lawwell.But a derby win could turn Celtic’s season around and Lennon wants his players have to ask some serious questions of Rangers’ ability to go the distance.He said: “We’ve got to give them doubts.

Charlie Nicholas reckons his old club have the firepower to cause Rangers a problem but has serious concerns about keeping their bitter rivals out at the other end. The Hoops defeated Dundee United 3-0 in midweek and played some excellent football going forward but the Terrors had some great chances as they broke on the counter-attack.Nicholas feels the best way his old side can approach the game is with attacking at the forefront of their minds.

Charlie Nicholas believes Neil Lennon will be left with sleepless nights regarding his team selection ahead of the crunch clash with Rangers.And the pundit reckons a midfield dilemma will have the Hoops boss tossing and turning ahead of the biggest game of the season.Celtic still have to get by Dundee United but Nicholas believes the crunch clash at Ibrox will already be looming large in the mind of the Irishman.The 58-year-old believes Scott Brown will start against Rangers but he believes an attacking four-man midfield would really have Steven Gerrard sweating.Speaking to the Daily Express, he said: " Celtic need to go across the city, impose themselves and lay down a marker."Rangers have had the upper hand in recent Old Firm derbies -

Celtic have become the Inconvinceables. Not quite sure where they are heading under Neil Lennon and, in this season of all seasons, unable to rediscover the levels of form which will almost certainly be required in order to salvage their hopes of a tenth successive title.