It's regrettable but Shug can see only one outcome left for Martin O'Neill after a horror week for the Hoops domestically and in Europe

In an opinion column, writer Hugh Keevins argued that Celtic manager Martin O'Neill should leave his role following back-to-back defeats against rivals Rangers. Keevins stated that Celtic's performance in the home league loss made the squad appear as if it were managed by a competition winner, following an earlier defeat in the Premier Sports Cup.
The column highlighted mounting supporter unrest following a difficult week that also included a home European loss to Ferencvaros. Keevins criticized O'Neill's recent press conference comments, which included remarks about retirement, his age, and Mick Jagger, arguing the manager has lost the authority to stay in charge.
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