At the time of writing Celtic have just four new players to show for it. Because the window they truly needed to hit was the one that gave Martin O'Neill a stronger squad before the Champions League play-off. After what happened against LASK, whatever Celtic manage to do in the final hours of the window will inevitably feel slightly hollow.
Former Celtic midfielder Scott Allan has praised the way Martin O'Neill's side responded to their ignominious Champions League exit by beating Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership. Austrian champions LASK fought back from four goals down on aggregate as Celtic collapsed on Tuesday - but the chastened Premiership champions saw off Falkirk as they returned to the domestic agenda.
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