Paul Slane believes Martin O’Neill could walk away from Celtic following a damaging run of results which continued with Sunday’s 1-0 defeat to Rangers at Celtic Park. The Hoops remain two points clear at the top of the Premiership heading…

Former player Paul Slane has predicted that manager Martin O'Neill will walk away from Celtic following a run of three consecutive defeats. The Scottish Premiership leaders recently lost a derby match against Rangers, which followed losses to Ferencvaros in the Europa League and Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup. Despite the poor run, Celtic remain two points clear at the top of the league table heading into the international break.
Slane criticized the team's recent performances and tactical changes on Open Goal's Keeping The Ball On The Ground, describing the decisions as baffling. While O'Neill has accepted responsibility for the recent results and plans to use the international break to find solutions, there is currently no official indication that he has decided to leave the club.
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