Following a frustrating run of results, Celtic defender Efe Ambrose says it might be wise to focus on what is ahead for the club.
A couple of poor refereeing decision forced the Hoops to be held to a 1-1 draw by St Mirren on the weekend, making it two losses, one win and a draw from their past four league outings.
With the weekend's home clash with Hibernian next ion the agenda, Ambrose feels that the Glasgow giants need to look at the bigger picture which could potentially see them take out the title provided second-placed Motherwell drop points to St Mirren.
"In football it doesn't always go the way you planned," he told the Celtic View. "It can go in an ugly way and sometimes it can go in a good way.
"The most important thing is for us to keep our heads straight and our aim on the championship, work harder and prepare well.
"On some days, you have a bad day and win and there are days when you play fantastic and lose - this is football. You just have to accept it and move on."
