Celtic 2-2 Dundee United: What the manager said

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Celtic manager Martin O'Neill tells BBC Scotland he believes his side did enough to take all three points in their 2-2 draw with Dundee United.
"I thought second half we were very, very strong - and yet maybe we could have conceded," he says. "We could have scored a couple of other goals.
"We fell asleep and conceded the goal, then another one. Half time allowed us to regroup and I thought the second half was very strong.
Asked if only six clean sheets in 24 games was a concern, O'Neill replies: "You are always going to look at goals you concede and think you can do better. Sometimes we just give the ball away in important positions.
"In saying that, [Haissem] Hassan has caused havoc in the second half and we should be getting on the end of one or two.
"I think we just have to move on and it's a big match against Falkirk on Sunday."