Eight games. Six defeats. Just like that, the Wilfried Nancy Celtic tenure is over. A nightmare spell has ended with the Frenchman setting records for all the wrong reasons after his arrival from Columbus Crew. Replacing interim boss Martin O'Neill, who had steadied a rocky ship, Nancy has left the club capsized after the shortest managerial reign in the club's history. From mini tactics boards to scrutinised social media activity, here is how Nancy's shambolic two months in Glasgow unfolded.
There was surprise when he told staff that he did not want to conduct his post-match press conference after the disappointing 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on Tuesday night. The official explanation was that Maresca was too unwell to talk in public, despite having just spent the evening coaching on the Stamford Bridge touchline, but the friction was palpable and it was never going to sit well with the Chelsea hierarchy when it took less than 24 hours for reports to emerge that the sickness line was a red herring and their head coach had actually decided not to meet the media because he needed time to consider his options.
I thought we should be getting better results, but if you look at the bigger picture, you think, What were your resources? Dyche even had a pub named after him in Burnley (Image credit: Getty) Look at the squad. I knew some of the players were just going over the edge and we should have refreshed two years earlier. The owner was trying to sell the club though, so there was no investment in players.
