Neil Warnock disagrees that it's time for O'Neill to go – and reckons the fire is still burning in the Celtic manager

Writing in an opinion column for Record Sport, Neil Warnock has defended Celtic manager Martin O'Neill amid mounting pressure. Warnock pushed back against suggestions that O'Neill should leave, arguing that the manager retains the drive to succeed despite recent difficult results, including an exit from the Champions League against LASK and back-to-back Old Firm defeats against Rangers.
Warnock addressed O'Neill's comments following a recent defeat to Rangers at Parkhead, where the Celtic boss hinted at evaluating his future. Emphasizing O'Neill's long-standing record and Celtic's position at the top of the league, Warnock noted that the club's board has issued a statement offering their support.
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