The international break is finally coming to an end, and it’s time for Celtic to get back to business! On this episode of 4 Tims and a Podcast, we look ahead to the trip to Fir Park as Martin O’Neill’s side look to bounce back from three damaging defeats in a row and get the season back on track.

Can Celtic turn things around and deliver the response the fans are desperate to see?

We preview the clash with Motherwell, discuss what needs to change, and look at the importance of getting back to winning ways at a crucial point in the season.

We also dive into the latest reports surrounding Ross Desmond’s potential hands-on role in Celtic’s transfer dealings. What could this mean for the club’s recruitment strategy moving forward? And we discuss Scott Brown’s recent comments backing the board — does he have a point, and where does the responsibility lie for Celtic’s current situation?

The break is over, the pressure is building, and Celtic need answers on and off the pitch. All that and more on 4 Tims and a Podcast!

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The international break gives Darren, Tony and Andy plenty of time to take a step back and ask some big questions about Celtic.

First up, Martin O’Neill looks set to remain in the Celtic dugout despite a difficult month. Is sticking with O’Neill the right call, or should the club have used the international break to take matters out of his hands and begin the search for a replacement?

The latest financial figures are also under the microscope – and they make for some pretty grim reading, with a number of key figures heading in the wrong direction. But while the numbers tumble, where is the accountability? We discuss why there appears to be so little consequence for those at the top of the club, including CEO Michael Nicholson and CFO Chris McKay, when it comes to the financial and strategic direction of Celtic.

And then there’s Brendan Rodgers.

The former Celtic manager is set to return to Glasgow next June, around a year and a half after his dramatic departure last October. We look at the live event he’ll be taking part in, what might be said, and whether we could be in for an awkward – or revealing – reunion given the criticism aimed at Rodgers’ character and professionalism following his departure.

Three Tims, plenty of opinions, and a lot to discuss. It’s another big Celtic conversation on 4 Tims and a Podcast.

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