Martin O’Neill must now show his leadership credentials after Celtic backed their manager, Simon Jordan says. Celtic CEO Michael Nicholson has issued the club’s full support for O’Neill following a difficult spell that brought three consecutive defeats. Nicholson’s backing was…

Celtic CEO Michael Nicholson has publicly voiced support for manager Martin O'Neill despite a difficult stretch involving three consecutive defeats, including a recent home loss to Rangers. Following that match, O'Neill mentioned entering a period of self-reflection, while defender Cameron Carter-Vickers noted the squad will use the upcoming three-week international break to regroup.
TalkSPORT pundit Simon Jordan responded by urging O'Neill to display strong leadership rather than projecting weakness or self-doubt in front of the media. Jordan emphasized that while Celtic should back the manager, O'Neill must decide whether he is prepared to continue guiding the team through its current challenges.
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