Celtic backs Martin O'Neill after a tough week

According to The Independent, Martin O'Neill has received the backing of Celtic's board after two defeats against the Rangers in a week.

Celtic Park, in Glasgow City

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Martin O'Neill, the Celtic manager, has reportedly received the support of his club after a week described as "painful." According to The Independent, the 74-year-old coach has said he would think about his future after the second defeat in a week against the Rangers on Sunday.

According to BBC Sport and Sky Sports, Celtic's chief executive, Michael Nicholson, has reportedly offered his support to O'Neill. Sports Mole reports that the manager's future is the subject of speculation over a possible dismissal, and that Nicholson is said to have responded to those rumours.

Sources

  1. The IndependentMartin O’Neill receives Celtic backing after ‘painful week’ (new window)independent.co.uk
  2. BBC SportO'Neill receives Celtic backing after 'painful' week (new window)bbc.co.uk
  3. Sky SportsCeltic CEO backs O’Neill despite "painful" week (new window)skysports.com
  4. Sports MoleMartin O'Neill future: Celtic chief responds to sack speculation after “painful” week (new window)sportsmole.co.uk