Martin O’Neill is not just a football manager; he is a legendary figure who transformed Celtic Football Club and left an indelible mark on Scottish football history. As a manager from 2000 to 2005, O’Neill led Celtic to unparalleled success, winning three Scottish Premier League titles, three Scottish Cups, and a Scottish League Cup. His tenure revived the club’s fortunes and united fans worldwide in joyous celebration of their team.

Martin then took charge 2 times in the 25/26 season, the 2nd spell being after a horrible month of Wilfred Nancy, everyone ruled Celtic out the league title,now Martin O’Neill has guided Celtic to a scottish cup final and a tiral decider on the final day of the season, all of the chaos that was going on at the club with poor managerial appointments and countless protests against the Celtic board.

O’Neill’s influence extended beyond the pitch; he galvanized a squad with determination, creating unforgettable moments that remain etched in the hearts of Celtic supporters. Under his leadership, Celtic reached the UEFA Cup Final in 2003, a monumental achievement for the club, bringing international recognition and pride to Glasgow.

Erecting a statue of Martin O’Neill outside Celtic Park would serve as a befitting tribute to his contributions and a continual reminder of his impact on the club and its supporters. It would honor his legacy and inspire future generations of players and fans alike.

Fans, historians, and former players often refer to O’Neill's era as a golden age for Celtic, where the spirit of the club was remarkably evident on and off the field. Building this statue would reinforce the community’s respect and admiration for O’Neill's work, passion, and dedication.

Let's show our appreciation for Martin O’Neill by immortalizing his legacy where it all happened. Sign this petition to urge Celtic Football Club and relevant authorities to favorably consider commissioning a statue in his honor outside the historic Celtic Park.