Martin O'Neill has addressed the question of style ahead of Celtic's clash with Dundee United on Wednesday night.

Martin O'Neill has accepted that Celtic may need to play an unattractive style of football to secure the Premiership title this season. Despite leading Rangers by four points at the top of the table and winning almost every domestic match, O'Neill acknowledged that grinding out results will be necessary across the campaign.
Jamie Kemble of The Celtic Bhoys notes that assistant Shaun Maloney has implemented a basic tactical setup dubbed 'Maloneyball.' O'Neill pointed out that a team only plays exceptional football in roughly 12 to 15 matches per season, warning that Rangers and Hearts remain serious contenders.
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