Three points off top, so why is Sutton ruling Celtic out?

Three points off top, so why is Sutton ruling Celtic out?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, Watch Celtic grind out narrow win at home to struggling St MirrenByNick McPheatBBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes ago"If Martin O'Neill is correct in his assumption Celtic need to win every remaining game to lift the title, I just don't think that is possible."It is fair to say Chris Sutton remains unconvinced by his old side. In fact, the only thing he seems convinced of is Celtic cannot win the league this season.Yet after a ninth victory in 13 Scottish Premiership matches - which kept O'Neill's men just three points off the summit with five games to play - why is the former striker so adamant?From making St Mirren "look like Brazil" to a lack of legs in midfield, BBC Scotland dissects Sutton's reasons and examines the substance behind them.Oxlade-Chamberlain gives Celtic win on frustrating dayWill thrilling Scottish title race be decided on goal difference?Published1 day agoAre these the 30 minutes that saved Hearts' title bid?Published2 days agoMaking St Mirren 'look like Brazil'To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, 'It's hopeful play' - Sportscene team analyse Celtic's underwhelming weekend performanceDespite Saturday's narrow win over St Mirren - secured by a first-half goal from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - which brought Celtic back within touching distance of top two Hearts and Rangers, Sutton voiced serious concerns about his former club's performance levels.The return of the fan group The Green Brigade lifted the atmosphere at Celtic Park, but groans could still be heard from the support after another underwhelming display against a St Mirren side fighting for Premiership survival."St Mirren looked like Brazil for a period of the sec...