No more Mr Nice Guy from Celtic boss

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has no qualms about playing the villain - if it means winning the Scottish Cup.

No more Mr Nice Guy from Celtic boss
Wed, 01 May, 2002 - 17:08

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has no qualms about playing the villain - if it means winning the Scottish Cup.

O’Neill has already experienced the pain of being dropped on the big occasion as a player when Brian Clough left him out of Nottingham Forest’s European Cup final team.

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