McGrain expects flood of offers for O'Neill

Danny McGrain believes Celtic will face another battle to keep manager Martin O’Neill if they beat Porto in the UEFA Cup final.

Tue, 20 May, 2003 - 17:02

Danny McGrain believes Celtic will face another battle to keep manager Martin O’Neill if they beat Porto in the UEFA Cup final.

The Northern Irishman is the first Parkhead boss to take the club to a European final since 1970 and McGrain wants him to stay as much as the supporters.

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