Well done Neil Lennon.

Its been an incredible turnaround,in the space of a month or so we have turned around a 12 point defecit and we are 2 points clear at the top.
We cant underestimate this fantastic achievement.
lenny has shown hes got what it takes to be celtic manager,he is learning all the time,look at our performances in the eufa cup compared to last season.
He brought back big rogne for the huns game,a masterstroke.
Lenny stands by all his players,look at samaras,he was getting slaughtered by some of our support but lenny stood by him and now big samaras is repaying that loyalty.Make no mistake we are a team,a team getting better and better all the time,we are a young team,growing in confidence.
Lenny and the bhoys learned a harsh lesson last season,they wont make the same mistakes again.
hail hail

 

completely agree , this is the most fun iv had supporting the team . and its all down to neil bringing back the thunder , the singing the atmosphere. we finally have a celtic minded man in charge who hates the huns as much as we do , and on top of it all he has done an outstanding job , bought a team for ten mill that is now worth 50. a young team that will mature together into a truly top side imo , capable of Champions league runs. the transfer speculation looks exciting with some great players being linked . great time to be a tim . in lennon we trust

 

These two should be the other way round unless you've got warped priorities. I would rather we had a successful manager first and foremost, how much he hates the huns certainly doesn't come into it or increase my opinion of him.

 

Turned things around very well. Hopefully keeps learning as the season goes on.

Building what is becoming on of my favourite Celtic sides in a long while.

 

All the credit in the world to Lennon for the way he has fought back this season. It certainly hasn't been a dull first year and a half as Celtic manager for Lennon. Last season he has to deal with all the off field crap and stands up quite amazingly to it all. Now this season we have a team with no shape or cohesion for the first quarter of the season on the field due to the constant stream of injuries. It is looking like a Mowbray season might even be on the way as when we were 3-0 down at Kilmarnock. I must admit at half time that day I thought Lennon was gone for sure. Persoanlly I wanted Lennon to be our manager but I didn't see how we could survive a Mowbray style humping at Kilmarnock.
Thankfully Neil Lennon and we all have Anthony Stokes for saving Lennon's and our collective bacon that day.
For me I just feel and always have that Lennon gets what it is to be manager of Celtic which is important. He has built the foundation of an exciting team which can be a joy to watch when on song and which given it's youth has much potential to become a very good Celtic team in time. I think we also have to all recognize that as a manager Lennon is as young as our team on the field is. There is a certain amount of Lennon learning on the job so to speak and we can all point to examples of mistakes as a result of this. But I just feel that Lennon has all the makings and potential to become a great Celtic manager in time.

 

Neil rightly deserves plaudits for sorting us out so quickly, but if he was reading this he'd be reminding us that nothing has been won yet!

 

If he gets allowed a great CF signing and possibly another quality CB, i think Mr Lennon will win this league, yknow.

I will openly admit to calling for his head BEFORE 0-3 down away at Killie. I always seen Lennon as a money saving manager - the board penny pinching. This has now changed. The players are clearly playing for him, and he is forming a side that I am actually really excited to watch these days - been a long time since I've said that (as far back as the Di Canio, Cadete times).

HAIL HAIL, Neil - keep up the good work sir

ps- Please sign Yakubu

 

Love the guy, always had my backing and always will. He's done a fantastic job so far :icon_mrgreen:

 

Going for 10 in a row tomorrow, well done Lenny Keep up the hunskelping.