Neil Lennon has used his twitter account to explain last night’s referee incident against Athletico Bilbao.
Ten minutes from half time the Celtic boss was ordered from the dug out by Spanish referee Iturralde Gonzalez
Lennon’s SFA ban didn’t apply last night with the Celtic boss using his @officialneil account to explain the incident
“Ref over fussy as I disputed a f kick….anyway we played some scintillating stuff against a class side and we should have won,” the Celtic boss tweeted
U-17 internationalists Marcus Fraser, Joe Chalmers and John Herron were drafted into the Celtic side last night with their manager delighted by how they handled playing in front of 40,000 fans at the San Mames stadium.
“Amazing game…we played fantastic football..the three young boys were immense while senior guys played superbly..so proud..atmosphere great,” the Celtic boss told his growing army of twitter followers.
“Would also like to thank Bilbao for their hospitality and their supporters were also fantastic to us and created an amazing atmosphere.”
Twitter fan mikeybhoy67 asked the Celtic boss about the fans with @officialneil replying: “They were amazing throughout.”
CELTIC: Zaluska, Fraser, Loovens, Mulgrew, Chalmers: Cha, Herron, Conroy, Ljungberg; Stokes, Murphy.
SUBS Cervi (Zaluska 85), Jones (Fraser 85), Spence (Stokes 87), Lowdon (Conroy 73), Watt (Herron 58).
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As good a motivator as he is, Lennon is starting to prove he is unable to have the temperament to manage a club our size.
We should be looking for a replacement for next season.
Neil’s inability to put the club first cost us the first trophy of the season last week against what is probably the worst rangers team in over 50 years. Sorry Neil, you areno good to anyone in the stands. Managing Celtic isn’t all about you. You are not bigger than the club.
The first quality required in a Celtic manager is to win games.
Bringing in good players and playing attractive football are good bonuses.
Neil Lennon has achieved both, hopefully the SPL can be won this season, we’re in better shape to do that than we have been in the last two seasons.
Even the most dignified managers have their moments of madness. Neil does need to become more disciplined but a good loser (Tony Mowbray) is a loser.
No-one knows the pressures that Lennon is under, he can help himself but there’s no-one better placed to be in charge than the current manager.
I see They’ve just intercepted another bomb threat (I refuse to us the word ‘hoax’) sent to Lenny. That’ll be the third death threat in the last couple of months.
Add to that the security alarm and a few worrying emergency evacuations of his young family from their own home, and it looks like your not the only one that wants to see Lenny gone Joe@4:23pm!
I wonder why?