Jim McInally's brutally honest Celtic confession to Martin O'Neill that leaves him wary of Rangers' colts plan
Rangers and Celtic that Scottish football is under no obligation to help develop their youngsters.The Peterhead boss is wary of the Ibrox club's plan - of which their rivals are understood to be in favour - to pay for colt teams to be introduced into a proposed 14-14-18 SPFL setup.It would involve development squads from Glasgow's big two competing in a bottom tier that would include McInally's Blue Toon side, who would be pushed into the bottom tier as part of the revamp.The former Celtic youth coach recalls delivering the same message to Parkhead youth boss Chris McCart the last time colt teams were on the agenda, arguing that the clubs have overloaded their academies with players who will never reach the first-team.McInally told BBC