Gordon Dalziel

It's got to be an interesting watch.

Me personally, if I was picking, I would certainly be favouring Martin O'Neill.

The thing, sorry Gary, the thing about a good manager is recognising probably your weaknesses.

And Martin O'Neill, I'll probably tell you, even I remember going up against Martin O'Neill as a manager way back in 2000.

And even at that time, Martin O'Neill wasn't a hands-on coach.

Martin O'Neill was a man manager that's what he is that's his strength he goes and gets the guys like Maloney and when he had John Roberts in there and people that he worked with to do all the coaching he does the man management he does the most important part of the club and he gets people underneath him to do what he wants them to do so

I don't buy into the oh Martin O'Neill's 74 and let's discard him because I keep going back to it he pulled Celtic over the line and won a double and I don't think there's many managers out there could have went and turned that round for Celtic so it shows you how good he is he looked like at the cup final walking around that pitch he still had the passion he still had everything about him

I think the decision will be down.

Does Martin want to go through it?

Because it is a big rebuilding job.

There's a lot to be done at Celtic.

And if he did, and he still had that hunger, I don't care what age he is, I would stick with Martin O'Neill.

Doesn't matter.

Gary Spence came to my rescue.

I've got, what do you call it?

are you wearing concealer are you genuinely wearing concealer honestly Gary Spencer's the top man right he walked in he was having a break and I says to him what about you take my face here Gary and he says I've got the very thing for you come here and he rubbed a wee bit so it's looking no bad

What's going on there?

I've no idea.

What's he concealing?

Gary came to my rescue and I'm quite happy with Gary.