Celtic can't sack manager O'Neill, says Lambert
Summary
Martin O'Neill, the manager of Celtic football club, is thinking about his future after recent team losses, including defeats by Rangers and a Europa League setback. Former player Paul Lambert said it would surprise him if O'Neill left on his own but that sacking him would be unexpected since O'Neill is highly respected.Key Facts
- Celtic lost important games recently, including matches against Rangers and in European competitions.
- Martin O'Neill became permanent Celtic manager again in summer after serving twice as interim manager last season.
- O'Neill won seven trophies with Celtic as a player and was praised for steadying the team after previous managers left.
- Paul Lambert, a former Celtic captain and player under O'Neill, believes O’Neill is the best Celtic manager since Jock Stein.
- Lambert thinks O'Neill has enough respect and credit not to be fired and that it would be a surprise if he left voluntarily.
- O'Neill said he is not immune to criticism and wants to look at the bigger picture before deciding his future.
- Lambert criticized some player performances and comments about the team, saying players should take more responsibility.
- Celtic remains two points ahead at the top of the Scottish Premiership despite recent struggles.
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