Twitter has been something of a battleground for many Celtic fans as the merits of Neil Lennon, Peter Lawwell and many others are debated fiercely.
One of the many intriguing features of Twitter is the anonymity that it offers with the real identity of the user hidden behind some teasing pseudonyms.
An account opened in February last year has been giving an incredibly detailed defence of Neil Lennon. Great Pantheon 18 gives a nod towards the shirt number that Lennon wore as a Celtic player with some fans believing that either the Celtic boss or his agent, Martin Reilly are closely associated with the account.
Other than the fanatical support of Lennon there is nothing to support that suggestion but today Great Pantheon 18 decided on another fan attack, accusing @Kieran_Celtic of a circulation of negativity, agenda and utter lies that has a broadcasting reach that any national newspaper would be proud of.
That comment certainly drew further attention as fans wonder just who it is behind the pseudonym.
Fake news ffs. Who’s behind this account – Martin Reilly or Neil Lennon? https://t.co/505t3bs7gm
— Kieran (@Kieran_Celtic) January 27, 2021
I have no idea Neil
— HesGoal CSC (@hesgoalcsc) January 27, 2021
?? it’s either him or his agent
— Napster (@kevnap1888) January 27, 2021
Hi Neil, or Marty.
— John Sacrimoni (@JGKCelticFC) January 27, 2021
FFS, Neil. You can’t be serious.
— Yankee1O570 (@Yankee1O570) January 27, 2021
