Neil Lennon

The other half probably want to leave as well, after the protest last night.

 

It was like watching the Titanic sink. You knew it was going to happen but you couldn't stop it. Hope whoever we appoint next can bring the club forward. Lennon lost the dressing room and was clearly tactically inept. You look at our team. There's no identity. Just 11 individuals thrown on a pitch.

 

If we sack him today and appoint someone like Strachan I can't see the protests ending. I would like to think the board will know and go for the best man available but it's frightening how out of touch they are so who knows

 

Sounds like a fair ratio to me!!

 

Whilst the vast majority didn't over the top all that aggression might have a totally negative effect. If some of those players didn't know how serious it was to play and be winners for Celtic they will know by now. A lot of things are seriously wrong at the club and it may start at Lawell but ultimately the manager has lost the dressing room. Some of those players will consider themselves blameless in the grand scheme of things as they might have been baffled by lack of tactics, being continually played out of position and no clear idea of what they're supposed to be doing. Players are like delicate little flowers these days and it's just possible that what happened last night was an oh * get me out of Dodge moment! They've already been proved to be gutless and lacking in bravery on the pitch and to be quite frank will have been rattled by what happened. In principle I agree with the protest as how else can we get our point across? But I think that it should have been better organised in view of Covid. Stick within the rules and you gain more respect and credibility. The protest would still have made headlines but without giving them a stick to beat us over the head with. Problem with passion is that it makes people get carried away and there's no reasoning

Lennon has shown that he is no man manager......the Mikey Johnston incident? If you were that lads father what would you have to say? What happens that we don't see? Lenny is from the era of manager who thinks aggression earns respect. It doesn't. Just look at the contempt he himself has shown to the fans for doing the same thing to him.

 

If it makes yous feel any better lads I've got the heating blasting here and a nice warm mug of coffee sitting on my desk at home

 

Has show himself negligent tactically surely to * we must have someone in reserve that can play on the right as an out and out winger,Forrest has been a big miss,even someone on the left as Moi not a LW

 

Thank * I'm on furlough

 

You will be falling asleep at your desk

 

If there's no sacking today I can only suspect the board are thinking the players are at fault than Neil's management of the game. Which means we're * till January.

 

If he hasn't been sacked by today, we're gonna need some new fences!!!!!..... and maybe a Nespresso machine in the players lounge.

 

January? If we loose another game itll be a worse riot than last night with thousands not hundreds. Time to go and tbh, he knows it.

 

Good thing to come out for it is we will be able to hear his side of the story no doubt the fact he’s an employee just now prevents him going into details ovb their is two sides to the story though


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How is he still here ffs

 

Because his pals in the media (hartson and sutton) are actually peddling this * from the club statement that last night was actually violent and disgraceful.

It was no different than has happened in the past and would be expected if the stadium was open.

"Get Tae *" if not abuse nor low, if Lennon and the players can't cope with that then * me they aren't cut out for being at a top club.
The rattling of a wire fence is hardly violent scenes.
Absolute joke exaggeration of what happened.

Desperate now to turn this on to the fans again.
Spoiled, ungrateful, violent, we are the bad ones apparently...

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if this was not in times of a pandemic, there would have been Thousands outside after the game, or maybe even still inside protesting.
I dont condone violence or destroying property, but those who run the club must act today. Neil must go, voluntarily or not.

 

He'll be due a sizeable pay off. Can't help but think that's playing a part here.

 

It's a tough life eh?

Would hate to be out in that rain

 

suns shining here Lovely winters day look about it