O'Neill tries to lower expectations

Martin O’Neill today warned the Celtic supporters to expect the Bank of Scotland Premier League champions to lose more points this season than in the past.

O'Neill tries to lower expectations
Thu, 28 Oct, 2004 - 16:32

Martin O’Neill today warned the Celtic supporters to expect the Bank of Scotland Premier League champions to lose more points this season than in the past.

The Parkhead faithful have been spoiled with success on the domestic front in recent years but this morning they woke up in shock after last night’s dramatic 3-2 defeat to Aberdeen.

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