Neil Lennon Notes On A Season

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ISBN: 9781911613817

Author	Lennon, Neil
Pub Date	16/07/2020
Binding	Hardback
Pages	224
Country	GBR
Dewey	796.334630

Publisher: Reach plc

Quick overview On May 31, 2019, Neil Lennon was confirmed as Celtic manager on a permanent basis, having enjoyed a successful period as interim boss the previous season and leading the club to a third consecutive domestic treble. Looking ahead to the 2019/20 campaign, the Irishman told the club magazine, the Celtic View: “Nine-in-a-row is important for the club so that means it’s important for me, the supporters and the players. I’m going to try and bring nine, first and foremost, aligned with the domestic cups.” And Neil Lennon has delivered on those words, guiding his team to the Scottish Premiership title – the club’s ninth in a row – while also winning the League Cup, reaching the semi-final of the Scottish Cup and winning their Europa League group with home and away wins over Lazio.

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