Some fans are calling for Martin O'Neill to leave Celtic, but they must keep in mind how this board operates.

Some Celtic supporters are calling for manager Martin O'Neill to be sacked following difficult performances. The commentary emphasizes that O'Neill earned credit after returning to lead the club to a domestic double last season, while arguing that Celtic's dysfunctional recruitment department has severely limited the squad.
Critique surrounds the board's failure to address key positions during the summer transfer window, particularly in midfield and at left-back. Alongside recruitment shortcomings, the analysis notes concerns regarding O'Neill's tactical adaptability and game management against well-prepared opponents.
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