Feyenoord fans are absolutely fuming after watching Celtic deliver a 3-1 Europa League hammering at De Kuip.
Celtic comfortably beat Feyenoord despite a nervy start that saw the Hoops go 1-0 down within the first 15 minutes in Rotterdam.
However, Martin O’Neill’s men staged a superb fightback that delighted the Celtic boss as it also left Feyenoord gaffer Robin van Persie gutted.
Celtic supporters inside the Feyenoord stadium were over the moon at the Europa League result, however, the Feyenoord fans online were absolutely fuming.
Feyenoord fans tell Robin van Persie his time is up after heavy Celtic defeat
The rage was real as soon as the final whistle was blown as Feyenoord fans took to social media to vent their anger.
@LERPOS was first up and said, “If you lose with this team, you can do nothing but feel ashamed—what a disgraceful performance from a bunch of scattered sand.
“Sauer, Hasi wasn’t seen at all again, and in the end, you have to take your best player off the field. I’m curious why they’re not fit.”
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This next Feyenoord fan was absolutely fuming:
Translated: “Time for consequences to follow, no more mediocre players and dramatic performances. Hasn’t looked like anything for ages. Worst Celtic in 20 years but Feyenoord is even worse. Time for a coaching change! And this mediocrity is DTK’s fault!”
@Nijhuus tells van Persie it’s now time to worry and said, “So now we can speak of a crisis!”
This next fan believes van Persie’s time at Feyenoord is now up:
Translated: “It’s over with Robin; he just doesn’t see it.”
@Feyenoord642896 has the same message and replied, “Time for the responsible parties to get kicked out.”
No need to translate this next message:
And @BWG1908 even sent his message directly to his club as he said, “Done with Van Persie @Feyenoord.”
The pressure really is on the Arsenal legend as Celtic dealt Feyenoord their fourth defeat in a row with the big Europa League win.
Celtic’s final three Europa League games
Celtic have an outside chance of making the automatic qualifications places if they win their final three Europa League ties.
The Bhoys will need to take nine points to avoid the play-offs but at least one win should ensure Celtic get out of the league phase at the first attempt of asking.
Celtic’s fixtures are as follows:
- Thursday 11th December: Celtic vs AS Roma
- Thursday 22nd January: Bologna vs Celtic
- Thursday 29th January: Celtic vs Utrecht
With two of the ties at Celtic Park, fans will be confident that at least three points will be attainable to grab an unseeded play-off place in the next round of the competition.
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