O'Neill receives Celtic backing after 'painful' week
Celtic will "come together and support" manager Martin O'Neill after a "painful" week for the club, says chief executive Michael Nicholson.
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"Celtic will come together and support manager Martin O'Neill after a painful week for the club."
— Michael Nicholson , Executive
"it might be time to wrap it up."
— Martin O'Neill , Athlete
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Celtic will "come together and support" manager Martin O'Neill after a "painful" week for the club, says chief executive Michael Nicholson.
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