🔗 Share this article Unbowed Celtic's manager shows no fear of being fired yet the Parkhead faithful display wrath following derby defeat. Wilfried Nancy declared he was not afraid of losing his job, maintaining, “The team is extremely close to a turnaround,” despite edging perilously close to the chopping block with a comprehensive defeat by their arch-rivals. A Second-Half Collapse Sees Old Firm Defeat The home side were in front their oldest rivals at half-time but a collapse after the break allowed Danny Röhl’s team to move level on points with the defending Scottish Premiership champions. The French coach, who was appointed in December, has now overseen six losses in his first eight matches. “We are together at the club,” said Nancy. Asked directly about his own future, the 48-year-old said: “That’s not my focus. I concentrate on working out methods to aid my players to excel on small moments. Fan Fury Erupts Hundreds of supporters displayed their anger – directed at the dugout and directors – in their hundreds at full time. The hierarchy are thought to be considering to bring back Martin O’Neill, who steered the club during a caretaker period previously, should a change be made. “It’s the results [that leads to pressure]. And that’s the truth for the moment. But by saying that’s how it is, I am not saying that I am a defeatist guy. Absolutely not. What I mean we are on the cusp, really, really close to reverse our form.” Focus on the Details He highlights the fact his team show good levels for a half at a time. For instance, if not for poor finishing they might have been better than 1-0 up. “I saw enough other than the fact that we haven’t scored our chances,” he said. “I know that we lost, but it's important to stay balanced. “The standard we had at times was of top quality. This is the reality. And I would not talk like that if it was different. That is the reason, in terms of results, I noted this is the same story. That’s why I believe we are nearly there to a shift in fortunes. But for the moment: the fine margins.” “I saw a lot of encouraging signs that we did, like today again. But now is performing for 90 minutes. My message would be different the same. That’s why I firmly believe we’re going to be able to get back on track.” Opposition Reaction Outlook Rangers manager was cautious about a serious challenge despite what felt like a huge result. “Step by step, then we can develop momentum,” he said. “The belief in the team is immense.”