Celtic boss Neil Lennon insists his players must cope with the pressure which is sure to increase as the season continues. The Parkhead side fell three points behind Clydesdale Bank Premier League leaders Rangers on Saturday after a Sean Dillon injury-time header at Celtic Park gave Dundee United a share of the spoils.
"That's the expectation level that comes with being at a big club and the players have to live with that and have to get past that," the Irishman said.
"It's been like that since I've been here and I'm sure it was like it before that.
"It's something we have to deal with when playing for Celtic.
"I don't think it helps at times but I can understand why the fans get a bit anxious as we all do when you are 1-0 up with minutes to go.
"I didn't think we were in massive danger and were hanging on. Dundee United forced a few set-pieces but I always thought we were capable of scoring.
"I don't know how many good chances we had but it was enough to win the game."
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