Paul Lambert says Martin O’Neill should decide whether to leave Celtic after three straight defeats, while criticising players including Cameron Carter-Vickers.
Former Celtic player Paul Lambert stated that manager Martin O'Neill could choose to leave the club during the international break following three consecutive defeats. Speaking to BBC Radio Scotland, Lambert insisted Celtic should not dismiss the 74-year-old manager, arguing that any departure should be O'Neill's personal decision.
O'Neill admitted he would reflect on his future after losses to rivals Rangers and a Europa League defeat against Ferencvaros. Lambert also criticized defender Cameron Carter-Vickers for publicly attributing team struggles to tactical structure rather than players taking on-pitch responsibility.
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