Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has been speaking to the media as his side prepare for Saturday’s trip to Paisley to face St Mirren.
Here are the main points:
On the announcement that there will be no away fans at games between Celtic and Rangers this season, O’Neill thinks it was “inevitable” but admits it’s “really sad from a normal punter’s viewpoint”.
O’Neill stresses the derby matches are “a great fixture” which “loses a great deal with the big allocation of away fans not being in the stadium”.
Looking at Celtic’s transfer window as a whole, O’Neill says “we’ve got some players in, so I’m really really pleased”.
The 74-year-old adds that “if…
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