Hugh Keevins

And they are simply sent out to Siberia.

Without doubt, I'm finding it hard to put into words what it would be like if Martin O'Neill won this title.

This has been a chaotic, occasionally shambolic season for Celtic.

There is nothing that can take away from the job that Martin O'Neill has done on two separate occasions.

I spoke to David Haye.

the manager who gave Celtic the last unbelievable title win in Paisley in 1986.

I spoke to him for a piece for the paper this morning.

And he said, with regard to Martin O'Neill, he may be 74 years old.

He may not have managed anyone for six years prior to replacing Brendan Rodgers.

But knowledge is eternal.

That was the phrase he used.

And Martin O'Neill is showing what we've been arguing about here, about what effect the managers have on teams.

Martin O'Neill's knowledge and the effect it's having on the Celtic team is incalculable.

We all know how big it was today Still work to be done Deal with Motherwell says Chris We'll wait and see you on Wednesday But it's a much better picture than people thought it would be When you say if Celtic win the next two games they win the title Stop and have a think about that You know this is the team who were laughed at, ridiculed In the earlier part of the season A club at war with itself

all the sack the board business.

Martyn Aylor unified the club and got the team playing.

And what he's done for Dyson Maeda, I do not know.

But I'll invite your comments, Chris.

Was that goal from Dyson Maeda the equal of Henrik Larsson's goal that everyone talks about?

Oh, that's huge.