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'I don't know. I'll have a look' - O'Neill ponders future
- Celtic manager Martin O'Neill indicated he will consider his position after Sunday's 1-0 home defeat to Rangers at Parkhead, a result capping a damaging week for the Northern Irishman.
- Mounting pressure followed a seven-day period where Celtic lost 3-0 to Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup and fell 3-1 at home to Ferencvaros in the Europa League.
- Acknowledging the increasing discontent among fans, O'Neill stated, "I'm not immune from criticism." The 74-year-old plans to "reflect on the games" during the international break.
- O'Neill said he will "obviously speak to the board" to assess whether he can help the team improve, while acknowledging age may play a part in recent struggles.
- Despite recent setbacks, Celtic remains two points clear at the summit of the William Hill Premiership, though Derek McInnes' Rangers squad closed the gap heading into the international break.
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