'Unimaginable apathy' - Celtic fans react to sixth defeat in 10 games

We asked for your views after Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic slumped to a disappointing defeat at Falkirk.

Here's what some of you had to say:

Jack: Being top of the league means absolutely nothing at the minute. We've struggled against Hibs, St Johnstone, St Mirren, Falkirk and Dundee - teams accounting for more than half of our league wins. We're still top because our challengers are a poor Rangers side, but we won't be for long if things continue as they are.

Danny: Summed up in one word - embarrassing! Can't defend. Can't beat the first man at set-pieces most of the time. Callum McGregor is not a leader on the pitch. Constantly pointing to players to pass sideways and backwards. No heart, no plan and no conviction!

Joe: Not for the first time this season, Celtic have enjoyed overwhelming possession and had plenty of shots at goal, only to come away with nothing. The problem is clear: the strikers are badly misfiring. Except against Hearts.

Christine: Not even angry any more... Unimaginable, even this time last year, that I should feel such apathy towards my lifelong club. This dreadful football, no strategy, no tactics... from the boardroom to the pitch. An all-time low.

Johnnie: It pains me to say it, but Martin O'Neill and his backroom staff have to go. There is enough talent in that squad to dominate domestic football and perform better in Europe, but whatever is happening off the field and at the training centre clearly isn't working and doesn't look like changing under this management. Thanks, Martin, for everything, but it's time to do the right thing and step down.

John: Testing times, but I think we will come good. After such a poor run, the teams below us will still be just one point behind us. Every team will have a bad spell over the season. Let's hope this is ours. Keep the faith in the team.