Martin O’Neill got the result he needed against Motherwell. Celtic won 2-0, but the question of who takes over when he leaves hasn’t gone away.…

Patrick Sinat argues that appointing David Moyes as Celtic manager would be a mistake, pointing to his troubled tenure at Manchester United. Following a report from Alan Nixon linking Moyes to the position as a successor to interim manager Martin O'Neill, Sinat contends that Moyes thrives at clubs with lower expectations rather than environments demanding relentless domestic dominance.
While recognizing Moyes' success at Everton and West Ham, including winning the Europa Conference League, the writer notes that Moyes won just 17 of 34 league games at Old Trafford. Sinat concludes that Celtic should avoid hiring a veteran manager and instead target a younger coach to build long-term success.
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