No, I'm serious. I'm not standing up for myself. It was designed to do exactly what it did.

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill defended his squad rotation and substitution tactics following a victory against Besiktas, insisting the match plan worked precisely as intended. After resting key players due to a congested schedule, all three Celtic goals were scored by second-half substitutes to overturn a goalless first half.
Substitutes Callum Osmand and Camilo Duran made an immediate impact, with Osmand equalizing before Duran struck twice to secure the win. O'Neill dismissed suggestions that the players should have started, emphasizing that squad rotation was essential after playing multiple matches in short succession.
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