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“It was a beautiful experience. I do my job with passion and I look for players with passion and the fans of this club and the city we feel it, it was amazing for that. Obviously, things could have been better, but life is about moments.”
During his poor spell in charge, his only wins came against bottom-six sides Aberdeen and Livingston.
League Cup final defeats against St Mirren and Hearts, Dundee United, Motherwell and Scottish Premiership games with Rangers included. Celtic also lost at home to Roma in the Europa League during his tenure.
After a 3–1 defeat to Rangers, Nancy was sacked and replaced by interim manager – O’Neill.
Since then, the veteran has led Celtic to the brink of another Premiership title and a Scottish Cup final. However, Nancy believes she could have succeeded if she had been given more time.
“That’s why they hired me,” he said. “I am not a conservative coach. We had a plan because I also did my due diligence. My idea was not to change everything but to bring something new step by step.
“My support from the club and the chairman was huge. We were on the same page but with the result, the perspective changes. I have no problem with that.
“Football is sometimes absurd and it’s a no-brainer that I haven’t had enough time.”
