Lenny downright negligence against so called lesser opponents cost us the title.

The only way you could possibly know if he was would be if you were stalking him on the web, ready to stick it in him at any given opportunity.

You sure seem to talk about him a lot. It's pretty unnerving.

 

Butcher is a good manager but he is not Celtic class and big Mixu should stick with being Dr Frasier Crane's stunt double.

 

Right cut it out now both of you.

If you can't post on the topic at hand, then don't post at all.

 

the incompetence of lawell and desmond employing mowbray in the first place was incredible. and then they opted for lenny?
jesus wept who is advising these nutters?

i hope lenny proves me wrong. he has the experience of the scottish game alright but his incompetence against the lesser opposition is breathtaking. for someone of his experience and qualifications it is gross negligence. that's just my humble opininon.

we need a tried and tested spl manager to take the reigns. butcher, brown or paatelainen could all do a better job than lenny has done. no room for sentiment in football, lenny has to go.

 

Acknowledged.

 

Brown's a decent manager, a bit too old though. He's 72 I think. Great what he's done at Aberdeen after they were toying with relegation.

 

agree with most of what youre saying,except lenny HAS proved us doubters wrong,you gotta remember 2 of our league defeats were partially referee influenced-its all ifs and buts i know,but lenny has been unlucky with decisions,especially early on in the season when hugh dallas was directing the refs actions,he's doing a good job

 

i hate to keep playing this card but mucker it's true. ask anyone qualified in the game and i'm sure they would back me up on this.
how lenny walked out onto that surface at inverness the other night and went with that team selection and formation against caleys formation and selection was a tactical mistake of such proportions it was gross negligence.

lenny has displayed ignorance against lesser opposition this season consistently and it defies logic. this negligence cant be tolerated for another season and he has to go for Celtic's sake.

 

we've lost 4 league games........ 4

radup.how qualified are you in the game?who do you manage?

 

I don't see how you can say that when you can count the number of games we have lost this season on one hand. I think the only game we misjudged so far this year was the recent 2-0 defeat against Motherwell at Fir Park. That pitch was atrocious (much worse than ICT's) and we maybe didn't play the most suitable team that day. But to say that Lennon has consistently showed "ignorance" to the smaller teams this year is just stupid.

We have lost 5 games out of 35 so far, drawn only 4 (or is it the other way around?). That is still 26 wins out of 35, not forgetting that we are being managed by a guy with no prior experience whatsoever in this job.

 

Well see in your position, I'd be thinking one of two things. Either

1] Here's 50 guys have all arrived at the same wrong opinion by pure coincidence

or

2] I'm coming across like a hun

Just sayin...

 

Cut out the trolling or you'll be getting a warning

 

I've already spoken to a member of staff through PM about this.

Speak to DanniGhirl for more info if needed.

 

There was a run of five games over November and December when Celtic took six points from an available 18 against Hearts, St Mirren, Dundee United, Inverness and Kilmarnock. Dont forget about the joke of a draw against Hamilton and ofcourse we lost again to inverness just the other evening.

Lenny has been an unmitigated disaster against lesser opposition and his decisions concerning team selection and formation versus opposition strengths and playing surfaces is unfathomable.

if we continue with this experiment whilst lenny refuses to admit his mistakes and prefers to blame his players for his lack of mangerial tact we have no chance of success.
we need to stop the huns doing four in a row at all costs. that should be our target now. lenny has to go.

 

The run of draws back in the tail end of 2010 were nothing to do with team selection or misjudging the surface. It was all to do with the players not playing well enough, same as on Wednesday night.

I remember we were leading 2-0 against either Dundee United or Inverness and they somehow managed to bring it back to 2-2, scoring in injury time.

 

Your assessment is biased. Clearly very bitter individual. Of course Lennon has made mistakes, however, are you going to give him the credit for turning a team that was woeful and full of jaded players last season into a side that has competed at all domestic levels this season? He has had to bring in a completely new team and ask them to gel in the most trying of circumstances, personally, and professionally.

If you are so insightful as you say, then you will acknowledge what an incredibly difficult job that is. Very few managers could bring in so many players and get them to perform to the level he has got them too. All this in his first season. Imagine what he would do in his second. Or are you unable to acknowledge any of this?