Neil Lennon

NL: "It was a no brainer. I'm very grateful to be here. The board have put faith in me to see out the rest of the season and the most important thing is the club."

NL: "I've got big shoes to fill, obviously, but I'm looking forward to the challenge, very much so."

NL: "I'll be leaning on John Kennedy a lot, he knows the machinations, and I'll be relying on John very much so."

NL: "It's a different challenge, different circumstances. The team has been unbelievable. I haven't got much to time to adjust, but we need to adapt very quickly."

NL: "This is a club that means a * of a lot to me - as a player and as a manager. It's a privilege. These opportunities come around once in a lifetime, and for me it's come up twice."

NL: "I've mellowed since I last took over, but I've still got the energy and the will to win. I don't want to be compared to Brendan. He has his way and it's been fantastic, and I have my way. I'm always learning and that will go on."

NL: "You dream you can always come back, you don't believe it. It's come sooner than I thought. The club comes first. It's about the club and the players. They're the most important aspect of my job at the minute."

NL: "I'll keep the current style, and I don't think it's too different to what I do. Attacking football is the DNA of the club."

NL: "The thunder is here. I don't need to bring that back. I want to bring trophies back, that will be my remit. The supporters will be feeling agitated. I understand that, and it's up to me to try and soothe that

 

Kennedy talks really well, there's your future manager right there

 

I'm not even thinking about that," said Neil Lennon after being asked if he wanted to keep the Celtic job beyond the end of the season, insisting that it was up to the club.

 

“Walk with me”

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Broony will be the man that inspires this team to do the business tonight.

 

Never say never but not in the near to medium term future.

 

Kennedy's got some size of shnozzle.

 

Did Kennedy say he was the one who filled the players in about what happened? Did Rodgers not have the decency to say his goodbyes!

 

We can be here all day about how Rodgers is a better manager then Lennon.

Who the * cares anymore - if Lennon is the man to be given the job on a perm, then let's be honest, other then Burns, there is no other man in modern Celtic history that deserves to lift up that 10th league title.

He's a * hero, the man is a legend to me due to everything he's had to experience as a person and bring continued success and then still come at a moments notice when we need him.

Scotland doesn't deserve Lennon let alone Scottish football, if he lifts the 10th, boy oh boy that will be some year.

 

Compare what he just said about offer for players to what Rodgers was always saying.

Night and day.

 

If you look at our current team we still have lots of players who either came in under him or trained under him.
Brown, Lustig, Izzy, Mcgregor, Forrest, Bitton, Griff and Lustig. So I am sure players will support him.

 

I reckon Kennedy defo hated Brendan

 

It did come across like that.

 

Was gonny say I don’t know if I was just imagining things but I thought Kennedy seemed raging about Brendan there

 

Love Him..

(The site needs a Lenny heid)

 

Did BR not tell them on Monday at training that he was offski ?