Neil Lennon’s agent has revealed that his client was in Carlisle to discuss charity work during the week.
Some disturbing videos surfaced on Social Media during the week as the former Celtic boss crossed the border with a group of friends.
It’s believed that police forces on both sides of the border have looked into the trip with no charges expected.
After a flurry of the usual Social Media claims Martin Reilly told the Daily Record:
There’s all manner of stuff flying around about what happened but it’s all wrong. Neil had travelled to Carlisle for a business meeting and to discuss charity work.
We are confident when the police are told about this, they will drop their investigation. Neil’s done nothing wrong.
He was subjected to abuse throughout his business lunch and then after when he went for a drink. It was relentless.
People shouting, ‘You ginger c**t.’ It’s not on. No one else would stand for it. You need to question the motives of people filming him
Reilly’s own Twitter account hasn’t made any comment since October 18, the day after Celtic lost the first Glasgow Derby of the season.
