Well said George.

At the end of the day, it's only a game and sometime you have to put the important things in life first.

I hope Martin's wife makes a full recovery and whenever Martin does decide to go back into management I'm sure he'll be just as successfull.

Martin o`neill is a fine man, great manager,and captain of our wee country,truly a good man.

Sad to see him leave Celtic and hopefully Geraldine will win her battle. Should be a tearful day at Hampden Park on Saturday

I have very little time for the idotic scottish league.

However I have a lot of respect for Martin O'neill as a player, manager and person he has proven his ability in each and I wish him and his wife well in their challenges ahead.

A courageous decision by a courageous man, and of course a great manager.

A lot of people in families faced with cancer will be inspired by this example.

It's all been said and well said. I just want to add my good wishes to the pot.

Best wishes to Martin and Geraldine.

I was an acoylte to the mecca of Filbert Street for most of the early 90s, and MON was, and still is, a hero round that way.

A fine man, all our prayers go to him and his family in Kilrea.

Roger- idiotic Scottish league? Explain yourself please.

being a massive Rangers fan O'Neills departure was great news but for sad reasons. I dont think he'll be back at celtic.
Hope his wife recovers...if he ever does re-enter football i think it'll be to Man United!