The narrative surrounding Martin O'Neill’s potential departure from Celtic is framed as a clash between sentiment and strategy, but it also reveals deeper tensions in how football clubs balance legacy, leadership, and long-term planning. At its core, this story is a steelman for the idea that experience and emotional connection can outweigh age or conventional wisdom—O’Neill’s achievements are undeniable, and the players’ unanimous praise lends credibility to the argument that his leadership is ...