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Celtic Manager O'Neill Stays After Short Pause
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says decision to stay at Scottish Premiership champions 'didn't take long'.
In brief
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says decision to stay at Scottish Premiership champions 'didn't take long'. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill decided to remain with the team after losing three games in a row, stating it 'didn't take long' to recommit to winning the league. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
O'Neill confirms decision to stay
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says decision to stay at Scottish Premiership champions 'didn't take long'.
“It didn't take that long in all honesty”
Three losses before break
Celtic lost three consecutive games including twice to Rangers before the international break.
O'Neill reflects on decision

O'Neill said he would consider his future after defeats but decided to remain in charge.
“It's not the first time I've been questioned about my managerial time”
O'Neill on league focus
O'Neill stated winning the league again is the main driver for his return to Celtic.
“The main driver is to try and win the league again”
Green Brigade boycott announced

Celtic's Green Brigade announced boycott of Scottish Cup and Europa League matches.
“We will not attend the remaining Europa League home ties nor any Scottish Cup tie”
O'Neill on fan rift
O'Neill expressed sadness over widening rift between club and supporters after fan protests.
“It's a really sad situation if that's the case”
O'Neill on Jota's return
O'Neill said Jota has 'every possibility' of playing after training with Celtic for some time.
“Jota has every possibility of being in the squad on Sunday”
O'Neill on Emenalo's return
O'Neill mentioned Chelsea left-back Emenalo will join Celtic after recovering from injury.
“I think with a little bit of luck he's coming up tomorrow”
Celtic lead Rangers by two points
Celtic remain two points clear of Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership.
The main idea
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill decided to remain with the team after losing three games in a row, stating it 'didn't take long' to recommit to winning the league.





