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Liam Scales admits it'll be the laughter and a back to basics approach which will linger longest when Martin O'Neill 's leaves Celtic for a second time. ‌

The Hoops defender delivered a tribute to the stand-in boss who he believes was the perfect man to rise to the moment amidst the chaos and shock around Brendan Rodgers ' departure last month. ‌

Thursday night's Europa League fightback against Feyenoord was another feather in the cap of the 71-year-old's month spell as interim boss which will come to an end at Easter Road on Sunday when Wilfried Nancy is expected to arrive 24 hours later. ‌

But Scales is adamant O'Neill's enhanced an already silver tinted legacy by steering the club though turmoil and uncertainty with his trademark humour, tactica

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