APART from being in charge of Celtic this season, Martin O’Neill, Brendan Rodgers and Wilfried Nancy all have something else in common.

All three Hoops bosses have sampled defeat on Tayside this season.

Rodgers lost his first Premiership game of the anxiety-riddle campaign when they crashed to a 2-0 loss to Steven Pressley’s side on October 19.

Nancy was next up with another dismal display in the team’s 2-1 loss to Dundee United at Tannadice on December 17, the French flop’s fourth consecutive reverse during his catastrophic 33 days at Parkhead.

And O’Neill suffered the same fate as his predecessors just under a couple of week’s ago with a massively disappointing 2-0 nosedive against Jim Goodwin’s outfit.

The 74-year-old interim manager, preparing his players for another must-win encounter, said: “I’ve just been reminded that all three Celtic managers this season have lost in Dundee, so we’ll try and rectify that!

“We’re looking forward to it, but we know how difficult it’s going to be and we’ve got to be ready for it.

“We made a lot of mistakes in our last game and you learn. I don’t think we adjusted well enough to the conditions and that’s down to...