Rory O'Connor

the Shamrock Rovers the serial winners there and your job is to win a league going into Crystal Palace for a rebuild post Glasner is a very different job like you're never going to win the league with that team you're coming up with tactical plans to come up against some of the best managers in the world that's such a different challenge I'm not saying he wouldn't be able to do it but it's a it's a huge it's a hugely contrasting challenge to what he's doing at the moment whereas Celtic

it's probably more from a football perspective, a much nicer fit.

On football in terms, I think he'd be a great fit for Celtic.

But there's way more to managing a football club than just that, especially when your club is already at war with its fans and their fans feel very strongly about that one issue.

He seems to be designing his career very strategically.

And I'd say he has a good idea where he wants to go next with it.

Spurs could be a lovely fit for him.

But even if they're in the Championship, that'd be a nice almost landing point and you bring them back up and... Club legend comes home to rebuild the whole thing, galvanise, keep the players you want to keep, get rid of the players you don't want to keep and...

Yeah.

I suspect if he's looking at it, Spurs will be his number one choice.

Oh yeah, no question.

I think you're more likely to get sacked if you're Palace manager.

I think if you make, if you go into Celtic the way he's gone in Ferris and keep them at the top of the league, you keep that job until a better job comes along in the way that Brendan Rodgers or Ange Postacoglu did.

Obviously, it can go badly wrong and then you're back at square one.

But if you back yourself to go in there, you enjoy it.

I'd say it's way more enjoyable being Celtic manager than it is being Palace manager because Palace, even your best season,

it can go horribly wrong.

Whereas with Celtic, your best season is a league win and a decent European run.

Palace did.

All their best players were signed by their clubs.