Martin O'Neill admits much of Rangers' 2000 side would have walked into the Celtic team he inherited. The former Parkhead boss believes as many as eight of their Ibrox rivals were a shoo-in for a place in his starting XI.
Regardless, O'Neill revitalised Celtic and led them to the Treble that season, bringing in the likes of Neil Lennon and Chris Sutton to spearhead a revolution.
But he insists the achievement was made all the sweeter by the strength of competition across the city. He told The Scottish Sun : “That Celtic squad was not strong enough to go and compete against a Rangers side that had Amoruso, Mols, Klos. Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel
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