"I know your job is to attack me, or to ask a lot of questions, no problem with that."
"My job is to be a coach, your job is to ask questions. If you want to judge me now, you can do it. I didn't have the results we wanted - it's a fact, I cannot deny that."
"The reality is, before I came, I knew if I didn't win games, I was going to be in trouble. This is part of the job. I'm pleased to be here and I know where we are now."
Wilfried Nancy has lost five of his seven matches since being appointed permanent Celtic manager, including defeats by Hearts, Dundee United, Roma and St Mirren. Back-to-back league wins over Aberdeen and Livingston briefly steadied the team before Motherwell's 2-0 victory left Celtic outplayed. Celtic sit three points behind Hearts, with Rangers able to join them on 38 points with a win. Nancy faced intense pressure from supporters and launched a passionate defence in a media conference, acknowledging poor results, appealing for patience, and stressing limited preparation time after lacking a full pre-season.
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