Gordon Dalziel

Remember, this is a backroom staff that deserves a bit of credit.

They won the double with Martin O'Neill.

Robbie Keane's been a manager in his own right now.

And I think he fancied being the manager, right?

I think so.

I don't think he would be disrespectful to Celtic by saying that.

But I think he's been that sort of a coach because he obviously worked with an international team.

He's been out on his own.

He's got a wee bit of success as a manager.

And when you go down that road,

you don't want to take a step back as much as the club, the size of the club of Celtic, right?

And I totally understand all this, well, Martin O'Neill's there and next year he can take over the reins, but so is Sean Maloney there, so is his other background staff there.

I think if Robbie Keane is going to come into Celtic, he wants to come in as a head coach manager.

No, and I think Martin, obviously, as I say, this is a team that a lot of people criticised at one point, but they still went on to win a double.

And they all look like they work very well together.

And that's the most important thing.

See, when you're a manager, the most important people are the people round about you.

Your assistant manager, your coaches...

people that you just can get in and shut the door have a cup of tea they'll come out and you know tell you the truth and they'll be there for you they'll back you they'll work hard with you I think Martin O'Neill's found that chemistry with the guys that he's got and I think if Robbie Keane had to come in the building he'd have to find his own sort of a way whether he would work with Sean Maloney or what we don't know that because we've seen Postacoglu walking in without assistant managers we've seen it before but

But Robbie O'Keefe might just look and think, no, I want him on backroom staff as well.