'Another poor sub-standard performance from an ailing & struggling Celtic'

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We asked for your views on Celtic's 1-0 win against St Mirren.

Here's what some of you said:

Tom: The 'win is a win' mantra has caused more cortisol spikes on the east side of Glasgow in a long time. A title-winning team needs to be dominating these matches.

Martin: This team has been limping along playing uninspiring football and eking out victories in games that should have been settled by half-time. If, by some miracle, it does win the league it will be the poorest Celtic team to have done so in many a year. So depressing to watch!

Peter: Good three points. It will be edge-of-the-seat stuff until the end of season with no proven goal scoring forward in the team. Other than Benjamin Nygren it's hard to see where goals might come from. Fingers crossed that Arne Engels, Callum McGregor, Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda have big finishes to the season as our success, or lack of, is totally dependant on them.

John: Desperately poor. No-one seems to want the ball. How many times do we pass back and invite pressure? When did anyone last see Celtic just blootering it out of defence against a Scottish team? No chance of winning anything with his mentality.

Derek: We will win nothing this season. Too many square and back passes. Balls are hit into areas where players should be, no one seems to look up to see if a pass or through ball is aimed at a player as opposed to an area where a player should be.

Paul: Another poor, sub-standard performance from an ailing and struggling Celtic team, devoid of any real conviction in grinding out a win that just about keeps them hanging on to their slim hopes of winning the league.

Still no firepower up front, the main strikers firing more blanks again, and unfortunately, these statistics will ultimately prove to be their downfall this season, as Celtic's overall goals tally thus far, has fallen way short of the levels expected at the club, compared to the previous campaigns.