Martin O’Neill left Celtic supporters wondering about his future after the 1-0 defeat to Rangers at Celtic Park. The Celtic boss did not dodge the…

Celtic remained calm and had no intention of sacking manager Martin O'Neill despite three consecutive defeats leading into the international break. Speculation emerged after a 1-0 loss to Rangers prompted O'Neill to publicly contemplate his future, but Sky Sports reporter Anthony Joseph reported that Celtic hierarchy never planned to dismiss him.
Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson supported O'Neill and the squad rather than seeking a managerial change. With his decision made to stay, O'Neill faces three fixtures in eight days against Motherwell on October 11, Benfica on October 15, and Hearts on October 18.
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