da betsul： Former Celtic player and manager Davie Hay is glad that the Bhoys have interviewed former Cardiff City and Wigan Athletic manager Malky Mackay about replacing Ronny Deila at Parkhead.
da bet7： The Scottish Daily Mail has reported that Mackay had met with the Celtic hierarchy, and writing in his column for the Glasgow Evening Times Hay said he believes the text message controversy, where Mackay was discovered to have written and sent racist, homophobic and sexist messages to his head of recruitment, Iain Moody, whilst Cardiff manager, should not have a bearing on the club’s decision:
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“I know there are some Hoops supporters who wouldn’t welcome Malky’s appointment, But he has great coaching and managerial experience at a high level and enjoyed success at Cardiff.”
“His time there ended in disappointment when he was sacked. His reputation, too, has been tarnished by the controversy over the text messages which he sent which were allegedly racist and sexist in their nature. I don’t know the full story about what went on at Cardiff, but I know Malky personally and I can tell you for a fact he is not that type of bloke. “
“From a football perspective, he is a good manager and a coach. He did an exceptional job at Cardiff and I think he could do the same at Celtic.”
Mackay has not employed since being sacked by Wigan in April last year.
The club were subsequently relegated from the Championship.
Celtic CEO Peter Lawwell has recently suggested that the club will look to appoint a manager in the next two weeks with David Moyes, Paul Lambert, Neil Lennon, Roy Keane and Brendan Rodgers are also said to be in the running for the post.
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