Celtic's manager Martin O'Neill has expressed concerns about the team's current tactical setup, which, while yielding results, appears stagnant and ineffective. As Celtic prepares for a cup semi-final and crucial league matches against Scotland's top teams, there is growing pressure from fans for a tactical overhaul. O'Neill acknowledges that the players may be resistant to change, preferring the successful style implemented by former manager Brendan Rodgers. This reluctance to adapt was evident during Wilfried Nancy's tenure, where the team struggled to embrace a different approach. O'Neill's cautious strategy of maintaining the status quo could either lead to another league triumph or leave him questioning his decisions if the team fails to perform. With most players being international professionals, there is hope that they can adapt to a more dynamic style of play. The upcoming matches will be pivotal for both the team's success and O'Neill's future at the club.