Gordon DL

No, I'm sticking with the fact that...

If it was me, I would probably like to see Martin O'Neill continue the job.

You're talking about a manager that's come off a double.

Forget this, oh, he's 74 years of age.

It's up to Martin O'Neill.

If Martin O'Neill feels that he's still got the energy, the passion, the desire to go and do it,

then I think it's a no brainer because I think there's a big rebuild at the club and I think Martin O'Neill is an experienced guy who knows how to bring everybody together and I would probably be good down that road but it's up to Martin O'Neill it depends if Martin thought I'm into the end of the season I've won the double I'm going out on a massive high

But I've just got a sneaky that Martin and Neil, we're all football men.

When you come off a double, a club the size of Celtic, you might just be sitting there thinking, I might go another year.

That's Dazzler's quote from Tuesday.

You're listening to my quote from Tuesday.

I agree with you, Scott.

I don't think the Rangers captain's in the building.

I think it's a great signing.

He's not just a goal scorer.

I think he's added so much to his game now, Laurence Shanklin.

You know, he's a clever player.

He knows how to...

you know, come off defenders and build up and play and, you know, make space for other players.

But you're right, the one strength, the biggest strength that he's got, sorry, is when that ball falls to him in the box, nine out of ten it ends in the back of net.