Harry Brady believes that Neil Lennon will be removed as Celtic manger within seven days.
Speculation about the future, or lack of, for the Celtic boss has been rife for months with last night’s 2-2 draw at Livingston just another low point in a season of complete underachievement.
What proportion of the blame falls at Lennon’s feet is open to debate but a change of manager is the minimal that most Celtic supporters are demanding.
Brady has built up a network of contacts through hosting the Celtic Underground podcast, in the 2018 close season he was in his element when Peter Lawwell shared some of his trade secrets about developing Celtic. Everything from recruitment and Economic Impact Assessments through to Disco Lights and hybrid pitches were covered.
A month later Celtic lost out on John McGinn to Aston Villa with Brendan Rodgers moving south after the signing of Marian Shved.
Within 7 days I was told earlier today.
— Harry Brady ????????? (@HarryBradyCU) January 20, 2021
60%. Otherwise I’d have tweeted it earlier.
— Harry Brady ????????? (@HarryBradyCU) January 20, 2021
Cannot see a double change at the top. Moving to exec chairman perhaps.
— Harry Brady ????????? (@HarryBradyCU) January 20, 2021
After last night’s draw Lennon gave no impression of someone about to resign or even thinking over his future.
Soon after the 2019 Scottish Cup Final he was given a 12-month rolling contract, on December 7 Celtic announced that a managerial review would be carried out in the new year.
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