Dominic McKay’s biggest Celtic challenge pinpointed as former Parkhead chief issues manager 'ego' warning

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Eddie Howe would face a big culture shock if he took the Celtic job after leaving "small Bournemouth". The former Parkhead striker believes Dermot Desmond and incoming chief executive Dominic McKay will have to attract a high-profile boss to Glasgow's east end this summer.The Brisbane Roar striker, who won a title and a League Cup during his time at Celtic Park, believes the club hierarchy can't make another risky appointment like Ronny Deila.However, he admitted on the PLZ Football Show that he wasn't convinced Howe would be the right man for the job with huge pressure to catch rivals Rangers.McDonald said: "It has to be someone Celtic fans can trust in.

Celtic fans anxious for a rebuild and they've sure been promised one.The identity of the new chief executive, Dominic McKay, is known but not that of a fresh director of football and the manager that will work under him.And the vocal support have been offering their opinions on the issues that will be of utmost importance to the new figureheads in Glasgow's east end through our survey.Please note that the survey was undertaken before Neil Lennon's departure as manager but the key questions remain unaffected by the sudden change in circumstances, save one regarding the old boss' future.The prospect of renaming the North Stand at Parkhead was discussed - which a majority of the surveyed punters are in favour of.They're also bullish about

Jeremie Frimpong insists Celtic's failed 10 In A Row bid is "normal" because they "can't win everything".The former Manchester City youth moved to the Bayer Leverkusen in January for a fee of £11.5million with the club well off the pace in the Premiership title race.St Johnstone's League Cup win brings to an end the Hoops' dominance of silverware, with Rangers looking destined to reclaim the Premiership trophy for the first time in a decade.This has led to boss Neil Lennon resigning his post as the club look to spark a significant rebuild with incoming chief executive Dominic McKay arriving with a new boss.Frimpong, speaking at a press conference for the Bundesliga side, believes there has been an overreaction to the sides struggles this

Celtic rebuilds after a season that promised so much to the Parkhead faithful but looks set to deliver so little.The failure to secure an historic tenth title in a row has already seen Neil Lennon off the premises and chief executive Peter Lawwell has also decided to call it a day.Dominic McKay will take his place at the helm in June, but he won't be the only new arrival.A manager of the highest quality will need to be sourced that can give fans renewed confidence their team can tackle the juggernaught Steven Gerrard has created across the city.A sporting director is also being sought as the Hoops look to rejig their entire football operation on the back of chastening year.Players will also depart with star names like Odsonne Edouard, Ryan

Scott Brown must think about leaving Parkhead ahead of the summer rebuild.Captain Brown's contract expires at the end of the season with some now questioning if he 35-year-old's trophy-laden Hoops' tenure is coming to an end after the failed 10 In A Row bid. Following Neil Lennon's exit as boss and Dominic McKay's impending arrival as chief executive Barnes, who was speaking to BonusCodeBets, reckons the squad will face an overhaul.

Celtic fans it might be hard to believe there is light at the end of the tunnel at this present moment. The pursuit of the Holy Grail that was 10 In A Row led to more escapades than Monty Python in a season that hit the skids.Manager Neil Lennon is gone and long-standing chief Peter Lawwell is retiring with Dominic McKay set to take his place.

McKay’s case. Now.I listened to the head of Scottish Rugby, Mark Dodson, during the week saying McKay will not be leaving early to take up the chief executive post at Parkhead but staying until his notice period is up.Celtic need to fix that.