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Home›sports›Celtic: Martin O'Neill backed by chief executive Michael Nicholson despite 'painful' week
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Celtic: Martin O'Neill backed by chief executive Michael Nicholson despite 'painful' week

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Sky Sports•Sep 22, 2026•0 views•
Celtic: Martin O'Neill backed by chief executive Michael Nicholson despite 'painful' week
Martin ONeill revealed he was going to reflect on his future after three defeats in a week, two of which came against Rangers in the League Cup and Scottish Premiership; Celtic also lost their Europa League opener, less than a month after their Champions League play-off collapse
Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson has backed manager Martin O’Neill despite a "painful" week. The Parkhead club lost twice to Rangers - in the League Cup quarter-finals and Scottish Premiership - plus at home to Ferencvaros in their Europa Lea... [5697 chars]
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