Joe Malloy

This is the thing, by the way, this is not presented as like, geez, if Keane is lucky, he'll get the job.

It's presented as we think we might be able to land him.

because they're saying things like there is however likely to be competition from other British sides for the Irishman services and no formal moves made by Celtic until the domestic season ends but Keane is the manager firmly in their sights brief spell as a player with Celtic in 2010

And then they touch in a CV, won the title during his only full season as manager in Israel, won the Hungarian top flight last season, Ferencváros joined top this weekend and also very much in the Europa League.

They say Craig Bellamy is liked by a few in the hierarchy at Celtic, but it's very much Robbie Keane is their guy.

So,

It's kind of seen Keane's going to end up either Celtic or Premier League seems to be where he is.

He's kind of, he's managed to build a CV.

Yeah, it will be interesting to see.

I suspect it will fade into the background.

Celtic fans obviously have made their feelings on the Palestinian cause very, very obvious.

So that part might remain to be seen.

And who knows?

I mean, this piece reads like it's had some kind of...

briefing from from the celtic side more so than the keen side so this could be a flag or sorry a kite flying exercise to see like is there a major blowback amongst the um celtic fans that's you know precisely what could be happening here and celtic's a club that is in need of healing between the board and and their their ultras group in particular who see who i think would take the hardest line around keen potentially because they're quite aligned with palestine and and

Oh, it'd be an amazing job, yeah.

I mean, I'm presuming they stay in the Premier League.

Because it's a bigger, your ceiling is much higher than Palace.

Celtic or Palace is an interesting question.

Celtic, you go in, you win things most likely, you get runs in Europe and yet the Premier League is the Premier League.