O'Neill: I'll pick players on merit

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill insists he will not sacrifice results for the good of Scottish football.

Sat, 16 Oct, 2004 - 12:11

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill insists he will not sacrifice results for the good of Scottish football.

The Old Firm have been criticised for the demise of the international side by bringing in foreign players instead of home-grown talent to bring success.

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