I think Martin O'Neill has had a great career as a coach. He has been doing well. I knew about him from his time at Leicester and he was doing a great job there. They have a great relationship, those three on the coaching staff - John Robertson, Steve Walford and the gaffer. What I like about him is that he tells the players exactly what he wants and expects from them.
Professional footballers are never too old to learn.
He's a great motivator as well and that's very important. Larsson has revelled like never before in the Parkhead frenzy this season, scoring 51 goals and confirming that he is the chief reason for Celtic's superiority. His appetite for the major events of Old Firm games and stirring European nights at Celtic Park may not have been satisfied yet - however, he has no wish to sample them late into his 30s. But if I'm feeling good when I come home, I don't know what I'm going to do. There is no pining for a fling at the very top level of club football before he leaves these shores, however, despite the constant sceptre of interest from this midweek's testimonial opponents, Manchester United.