
O'Neill receives Celtic backing after 'painful' week
Celtic will "come together and support" manager Martin O'Neill after a "painful" week for the club, says chief executive Michael Nicholson.
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„is a change needed before their problems become a crisis?”
Sky Sports ↗„Celtic’s horror week”
The Guardian ↗„Sloppy mistakes cost Celtic again”
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Celtic will "come together and support" manager Martin O'Neill after a "painful" week for the club, says chief executive Michael Nicholson.

Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson has backed manager Martin O’Neill despite a "painful" week.

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Martin O'Neill leaving Celtic would not surprise Paul Lambert, but the former club captain would be "shocked and disappointed" if the veteran manager was to be sacked.

Watch highlights as Ryan Naderi's first-half goal earns Rangers a deserved Scottish Premiership victory at rivals Celtic.

Martin O'Neill will take stock as his future as Celtic boss comes under further scrutiny following the 1-0 defeat by Rangers at Parkhead.

Martin O'Neill says he will use the international break to reflect on his position after Celtic suffer three consecutive defeats in big games.

Tom English reflects on the first Old Firm league game of the season, in which Rangers repeated their League Cup win over Celtic.

Tom English reflects on the first Old Firm league game of the season, in which Rangers repeated their League Cup win over Celtic.

There is no denying Martin O'Neill is a legend at Celtic, but is a change needed before their problems become a crisis?

If ever a stadium can be rocked by silence, this was the moment. With no visiting fans allowed at any of this season’s Glasgow derbies, Ryan Naderi’s winning goal was met with nothing but the banging of fists of the clear plastic of the Rangers bench, and the shouting of the broadcast commentators. A screaming void of apathy and atrophy, the sound of a beckoning abyss, of a title race blowing open and a team slowly breaking apart. That Rangers were unable to celebrate this triumph with their fans in the stadium was, of course, a source of lament, as well as a measure of just how ugly this fixture has become over the years. Continue reading...

Will Derek McInnes complete the double against Celtic, or can Martin O'Neill recover from a nightmare week to move eight points clear of Rangers?

It’s something akin to a quiet earthquake: home nations jointly declaring their wish to be freed from English domination. A big move needs a big response Monday must have been a historical first. Never before have three of the four “nations” of the United Kingdom jointly demanded freedom to vote for its dissolution. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have lost confidence in England. They declared in Cardiff that the unionist government at Westminster is “coming to an end”. There was no such Celtic alliance against the Normans, Edward I or Cromwell. Celtic MPs have never formed a voting coalition in parliament. The Victorian Liberal party advanced “home rule for all”, but that was not independence and it got nowhere. Ireland rebelled, but it did so alone. When this eventually succeeded, Britain said good riddance, kept hold of Belfast and continued to centralise power in London. Simon Jenkins is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

After another defeat, keeping the faith is surely becoming more testing for Celtic's fans, writes Tom English.

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill is confident they will recover from their Europa League defeat to Ferencvaros and be ready for Sunday's Premiership clash with Rangers, live on Sky Sports.

Hoops beaten again after chastening loss to Rangers Juventus hammer NEC, Besiktas pile woe on Marseille Celtic suffered another European embarrassment as the Scottish champions were beaten 3-1 at home by Ferencvaros in the Europa League. Just weeks on from crashing out of the Champions League qualifiers to Austrian side Lask, despite at one point holding a four-goal lead, Celtic’s defensive flaws were exposed once more. Martin O’Neill’s team also suffered a chastening 3-0 defeat to rivals Rangers last weekend and failed to deliver on their manager’s promise to respond. Bamidele Yusuf opened the scoring for the visitors before Mika Baur equalised late in the first half. However Kristoffer Zachariassen quickly put Ferencvaros back in front before Daniel Arzani’s sensational strike, on his return to Celtic Park, capped a fine night for Ferencvaros. Continue reading...

Celtic were punished again for their defensive errors as they followed up their Old Firm loss with a 3-1 home defeat to Ferencvaros in their Europa League opener.

Reaction as Celtic lose at home to Ferencvaros in their Europa League opener.
