Frank

earlier in the week and I did the same thing after the cup final we have to stay calm it's four games of football we've lost every one of them but it's four games of football and you know what people Mark you're there saying he should go and I don't know if Charlie's still of that opinion he should go but the point being I'll go I think with Martin O'Neill himself

who on radio Monday morning said, no one should judge a manager after then three games.

I think he means by that a decent amount of time, six months or whatever, certainly no three games.

We've lost our sense of proportion, sense of common sense.

How on earth can any manager, any manager on the earth come in and he's been...

Names are getting thrown about the night.

He has nothing to do with it.

He didn't even sign them.

And he's inherited a squad, and I'll say it again, repeating myself,

I would say two thirds of that squad's round pegs for square holes for the game he wants to play.

Why do you think he was brought in, Paul, to play the way Martin O'Neill plays?

Why does he keep Martin O'Neill in place?

He's brought in to play his style of football.

Frank, can I just ask, how long do you stay calm for?

As long as it takes, Charlie.

As long as it takes.

We're Celtic supporters, Charlie.

And another thing, last night was almost shameful.

Shameful.

And I'll say to all the Celtic supporters, and anybody listening to this who was there and joined in at that, absolutely,