🔗 Share this article Defiant Wilfried Nancy does not fear the sack but supporters unleash anger following loss. The under-pressure manager stated he had no concerns about dismissal, maintaining, “The team is extremely close to a turnaround,” in the wake of edging perilously close to the exit with a comprehensive loss to their arch-rivals. A Second-Half Collapse Leads to Old Firm Disaster The home side were ahead their oldest rivals at the break but a collapse after the break enabled Danny Röhl’s team to pull level on points with the defending Scottish Premiership champions. The French coach, who was brought in from the MLS, has now presided over six losses in eight matches. “The board and I are united with the board,” insisted the manager. Pressed on his own future, the 48-year-old said: “I don’t think about it. I think about discovering solutions to aid my players to excel on small moments. Protest Outside Parkhead The fans made their feelings clear – aimed at the hierarchy – by gathering outside the stadium. The board are reportedly likely to bring back the former boss, who had a fruitful temporary stint previously, should a change be made. “It’s the results [that leads to pressure]. And that’s the reality for the moment. However when I say this is the reality, I am not saying that I am a defeatist guy. No. What I mean we are on the cusp, imminently close to turn things around.” “Really, Really Close” Nancy continues to cling to the fact his team show good levels for 45 minutes at a time. For instance, but for poor finishing they would have been more than 1-0 up. “I saw enough aside from the fact that we didn't take our chances,” he said. “I know that we lost, but I have also to be fair. “The standard we had at stages was really, really, really high. This is the reality. And I would not talk like that if it was different. But that’s why, when it comes to wins, I said it's a repeating pattern. For that reason I believe we are nearly there to things turning around. Currently: details, details, details.” “There were many, many good things that we did, like today again. But now comes down to performing for 90 minutes. My outlook would be different the same. Therefore I firmly believe we’re going to be able to fix this.” Röhl’s Cautious Stance The victorious boss refused to contemplate a title charge even after what felt like a huge result. “Step by step, so we can develop momentum,” he said. “The belief in the squad is immense.”