Brian Graham

I think the conversation has to go the way that Martin O'Neill wants it to, and he has to be told the right things, and he's going to be given the right tools to do the job.

And if that conversation goes that way, then I think Martin O'Neill's open to it.

It certainly comes across that way, because I'm with you.

I think the opportunity's there for him to close it down if he's not interested, he's not done that.

Let's start with Celtic.

Just one change to the team who won the league title against Hearts last weekend.

And it's James Forrest who comes in for Seb Tunetti.

He drops to the bench.

The club legend has so many memorable moments in this competition.

Can he extend to his record trophy haul today?

The XI is as follows.

Gordon, a Viljami, Sinisalo and goal.

A back four of Alistair Johnson, Austin Trusty, Liam Scales and Kieran Tierney.

Captain Callum McGregor is at the base of midfield with Benjamin Negrin and Arne Engels in front of him.

Heung-Jung Yang and James Forrest are the wingers.

Dyson Maida leads the line and as Hugh said, he's in red hot form.

Substitutes.

quite a few more changes for Dunfermline though the underdogs make four changes from the playoff semi-final defeat to Partick Thistle last Friday as you said Gordon a huge boost in goal Aston Oxford is back

He's out on the pitch warming up and he's in for the place of Billy Terrell.

He cost him dearly at Firhill in the playoffs when Oxford was recalled to Motherwell for that final league game.