Former Celtic striker Sutton has described the club as “as broken as I can remember”.
Former striker Chris Sutton has described Celtic as "as broken as I can remember" following back-to-back defeats against rivals Rangers. Speaking on The Warm Up, Sutton highlighted internal instability, pointing to supporter friction with principal shareholder Dermot Desmond and uncertainty surrounding the managerial future of Martin O'Neill.
Sutton also criticized defender Cameron Carter-Vickers for publicly questioning tactical decisions following the Rangers loss, calling the club's current environment a "cesspit." Despite expressing concern over O'Neill's recent comments about his future, Sutton expects the manager to remain in charge.
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