Celtic boss Neil Lennon states, Celtic are making it “very difficult” for themselves to get back into the title race after they slipped 13 points behind Rangers in the Premiership table. A 1-1 draw at home to St Johnstone gave their rivals another advantage. Lennon believes the race is not over, but he said his side need to start winning matches. Pressure on the manager is growing after a run of poor form, which has seen the champions win just two of their last 12 games. The manager said: “I don’t doubt it. I know these players. There’s definitely a lack of confidence there, lack of confidence in themselves as individuals and I think there’s lack of confidence in each other. “We need to get that back because it’s there. They can play and they proved that last year. This season it’s been a struggle for them. Whether it’s a lack of attitude, or lack of desire, there’s bits and pieces I see now and again that I can’t really change overnight but I want to. As far as the season goes, we’re making it very very difficult for ourselves to get back into it.” Fans gathered outside Parkhead for the second week running, following protests after last weekend’s League Cup exit to Ross County. “I understand their frustrations,” Lennon said. “We’re not playing well and we’re not getting the results we should be getting. There’s ways and means and some fans are more irate than others. "At the minute, I would agree with them that our performances don’t merit the quality we have. If that’s on me, so be it. If there’s going to be a change, so be it. But I’ll not stop working to try and get it right.”
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