Celtic chief confident O'Neill will sign new deal

Celtic chief executive Ian McLeod is confident Martin O’Neill will ignore Dick Advocaat’s advice and sign a new contract with the club.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2002 - 16:54

Celtic chief executive Ian McLeod is confident Martin O’Neill will ignore Dick Advocaat’s advice and sign a new contract with the club.

The Rangers director of football, who quits his post in November, believes the Parkhead boss should also leave the country.

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