Celtic Exchange: Celtic Football Club in Focus

🅟 Enjoy the full episode right now on our Patreon channel at https://patreon.com/celticexchange =========================== Martin O'Neill has the chance to make it a flawless seven domestic wins from seven when Celtic host Dundee on Wednesday night in what looks set to be his final act as Interim Manager (correct at time of publication). And there’s no more fitting stage for his farewell than Celtic Park. The perfect run has already earned O’Neill the November Manager of the Month award, and a victory over Stephen Pressley’s side would provide the fairytale ending to his incredible return. Sentiment aside, there’s an important job to be done by his side, and a win would heap fresh pressure on league leaders Hearts - who themselves face Kilmarnock - with the Bhoys now just two points off the summit. It promises to be an emotional night in store as we look for the perfect conclusion to a near perfect five weeks in the job for O'Neill. 🎙️ Join Tino & Greg for this one as they preview Celtic’s midweek clash with Dundee at Celtic Park. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What Martin O’Neill has delivered as Interim Manager has been nothing short of remarkable. So much so, in fact, that many fans - understandably - would happily press pause on the imminent passing of the Celtic baton to Wilfried Nancy. But as football always reminds us, even the best reigns (interim or otherwise) must come to an end. And for O’Neill, that looks to be approaching fast. When he does step aside, he’ll do so with the gratitude of the entire support, for answering the call when Celtic needed him most, and for breathing life back into a side that had clearly lost its way. The spotlight now turns to Nancy. His task will be to build on O’Neill’s work and sustain the momentum that’s been reignited in recent weeks. Supporters will be hoping for clarity and confirmation on the Frenchman's arrival in the days ahead. Elsewhere, the Celtic Fans Collective have confirmed a march will take place ahead of Sunday’s clash with Hearts. It will set off from Celtic’s birthplace of St Mary’s in the Calton at 1.15pm, before making its way to Celtic Park ahead of kick-off - with the social media announcement encouraging all fans to attend: “All Celtic fans are invited to join us as we embark on a unifying and defiant celebration of everything good about Celtic Football Club.” 🎙️ Join Tino, Mif & Brydo as they discuss all of the above and more on the latest Celtic Exchange Weekly. ========================================== 🔔 Want even more from The Celtic Exchange? Join our brand-new Patreon channel for exclusive Celtic content every week! 📲 It only takes a couple of minutes to sign up - and once you’re in, you’ll get access to bonus episodes, exclusive articles, and our members-only Celtic Chat Community. 🍀 Get involved today https://patreon.com/celticexchange 📧 For all queries email [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🍀 This is a preview from Celtic Exchange - listen to the full episode @ patreon.com/celticexchange 🅟 Get instant access to the full episode and a range of additional shows and benefits by joining us on Patreon. 🔀 Connect with the growing community of Celtic fans getting more from Celtic Exchange each and every week: ================================= Not so long ago, the idea of this Celtic side taking three away wins on the bounce at St Mirren, Feyenoord and Hibs would have sounded far-fetched - until the Martin O’Neill factor kicked in. Since returning as Interim Manager, O’Neill has sparked this squad back to life, restoring belief and bite, with the likes of Arne Engels, Yang and Reo Hatate all thriving under his guidance. And the great man may not be gone just yet, as the club finalise Wilfried Nancy's imminent arrival as our new Head Coach. Crucially, O’Neill has hauled Celtic to within two points of leaders Hearts - and a win over Dundee at Celtic Park on Wednesday night will send us back to the top of the Scottish Premiership table. 🎙️ All in all a big week on the road for Celtic, and Tino and Brydo cover it on this latest Final Whistle Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🍀 This is a preview from Celtic Exchange - listen to the full episode @ patreon.com/celticexchange 🅟 Get instant access to this full episode - plus all our pre and post-match shows, 'The Daily' Podcast, special episodes, and more - by joining our Patreon. 🔀 Connect with the growing community of Celtic fans getting more from Celtic Exchange each and every week: ================================= Celtic head to Easter Road on Sunday knowing a win would cut the gap at the top to just two points on leaders Hearts - a game that will also mark the final appearance of club legend Martin O’Neill in the dugout. O’Neill has made a remarkable impact since stepping in as interim boss almost five weeks ago - reigniting this Celtic side by dragging them firmly back towards the top and restoring confidence in Europe with Thursday's big win against Feyenoord - and he’ll be determined to sign off in style after a spell that has breathed fresh belief into players and supporters alike. Yet in typical style in his pre-match press conference, O’Neill brushed aside any talk of legacy. His sole focus is on the three points that could take Celtic one step closer to the Premiership summit. Whatever the outcome in Leith, his influence has been unmistakable - lifting spirits, restoring momentum, and reminding everyone what he's all about. Martin O'Neill leaves with the thanks of everyone connected with Celtic for answering the call when it mattered most. 🎙️ Join Tino for the Countdown To Kick Off show as he builds up to Sunday’s lunchtime showdown in the capital. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🍀 This episode has been made available FREE to all following Celtic's big win in Feyenoord. 🎙️ We record pre and post match shows for EVERY Celtic game on our Patreon channel and you can explore that and a host of other benefits and additional content right now at the link here. 🔗 https://patreon.com/celticexchange ================================== Ahead of Celtic’s trip to Rotterdam, everyone in green and white was willing Martin O’Neill to conjure one last European night to remember before stepping aside as interim boss. Hope or expectation? Who cares - when the moment arrived, so did the man. And what a continental farewell it was. A 3-1 win away from home - after falling behind - is the kind of result that deserves to be savoured. For a side not exactly renowned for away victories in Europe, this one feels extra sweet. Huge credit to the travelling support, as ever, with our own Paddy proudly among them. Every mile, every delay, every bleary-eyed journey home will be worth it after a performance like that. The victory lifts Celtic back up the Europa League table, and with three games still to play, the baton now passes to Wilfried Nancy to carry this campaign forward. 🎙️ Join Tino and James as they break down a massive night on the road, with Celtic delivering on Matchday 5 of this season’s Europa League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices