FURIOUS Celtic fans branded the team ‘s****bags’ as their bus left Parkhead following their disastrous draw with St Johnstone.
The pressure was already firmly on Neil Lennon ahead of kick-off with Rangers hammering Ross County in the Highlands earlier in the day.
Fans hurled abuse in direction of Celtic bus following dismal draw
Fans once again vented their frustrations following poor Celtic result
Neil Lennon is under increasing pressureCredit: Kenny Ramsay – The Sun Glasgow
Thousands of supporters turned up to make their voices heard last week following their shock Betfred Cup exit.
And a number were back at the stadium today following the latest poor result in a run that now sees the Scottish champions with just two wins from 12 games.
Large police presence at Celtic Park to keep order at stadium
Video footage shows a large number of angry fans hurling abuse as the team bus departed Parkhead.
Shouts of ‘f***ing s****bags’ could be heard as the crowd vented their anger at falling further behind Rangers in the race for the Premiership title.
Fans also chanted ‘sack the board’ as they made their feelings known to the Parkhead hierarchy.
A large line of police also escorted supporters away from the ground as they look to avoid a repeat of the shocking scenes from last week.
The fans’ frustrations weren’t the only ones boiling over with boss Lennon taking issue with questions over his future in his post-match interview with the BBC.
Celtic drew 1-1 with St Johnstone on SundayCredit: PA:Press Association
His position is under severe threat after falling 13 points behind runaway leaders Rangers at the top of the table.
Chris Kane grabbed the opening goal of the game for St Johnstone before Moi Elyounoussi levelled with his first touch of the ball to rescue a point.
Lennon insists he can still turn the season around but was unhappy with BBC reporter Kheredine Idessane’s ‘negative questions’ following the 1-1 draw.
Police stand in front of Celtic Park ring of steel as team bus arrives ahead of Premiership clash with St Johnstone
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
