'Still place for older gentleman' - O'Neill coy on Celtic future

'Still place for older gentleman' - O'Neill coy on Celtic futureImage source, SNSImage caption, Martin O'Neill is aiming to sign off with a league and cup doubleByThomas Duncan, BBC Sport Scotland and Brian McLauchlin, BBC Sport ScotlandPublished1 minute agoMartin O'Neill says there is still a place in football management for "older gentlemen" as he kept the possibility of a Celtic return open. The 74-year-old helped Celtic win the Scottish Premiership over his two interim spells this term, as they chased down Hearts to triumph on the final day.He will now aim to make it a double for the club in Saturday's Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline Athletic, which is due to be his final game in charge.O'Neill says his focus is purely on that match, rather than what comes next, but says the last eight months have shown him he still has something to offer."The pleasing thing for me if I truly reflect on it, is there is still a place in this game for older gentlemen," O'Neill told BBC Scotland."Despite the tactics that are involved now in the game, I do believe someone with some sort of experience can still play a part in proceedings.Scottish Cup final: Celtic v Dunfermline AthleticSaturday 23 May, 15:00 GMTWatch on iPlayerListen on SoundsWatch live on BBC One Scotland and the BBC iPlayer; listen live on BBC Sounds and BBC Radio Scotland; follow live coverage and be part of the conversation on the BBC Sport website and app"When I first stepped in way back in October, that was my main concern. Not having managed for some time, there are different ways of playing the game."That was my concern, not about destroying anything I might have done 20-odd years ago but being too old to be in this game. That is certainly a great sense of pride for me now."Celtic had been linked with Motherwell's Jens Berthel Askou, but he is joining Toulouse, while Ferencvaros boss Robbie Keane has also been mentione...