Chris Sutton savages 'gutless' Celtic as Hoops legend admits 'real problem' for Neil Lennon

Neil Lennon 's future. The former Celtic star believes the chief-executive could quell much of the furore over the manager's position by speaking out.

Neil Lennon if they want to win a tenth successive title.Lennon has come under ferocious pressure from his own support after falling 11 points behind Rangers.

Omar Colley isn't in any rush to sign a new deal with Serie A club Sampdoria.The £9m rated defender was mentioned in relation to moves to the Hoops, West Ham and Liverpool in the summer.Neil Lennon eventually signed Shane Duffy but the Brighton loanee's poor performances could prompt a defensive rethink in the January window.Colley has only made four appearances for Claudio Ranieri's side this season and currently has no intention of signing an extension to a deal that expires in 2022.

Diego Laxalt fired home a late equaliser against Hibs on Saturday but it did nothing to quell the brewing rage amongst supporters about their current league situation. Now 11 points behind Rangers in the league, and with their rivals in seemingly unstoppable form there is panic that an historic tenth title in a row is slipping from their grasp.

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Celtic midfielder David Turnbull tested positive for the virus. He is one of three players who have definitely contracted the deadly bug while eight others are now self-isolating.

Celtic boss was unhappy the Scottish government stepped in and cancelled games after Boli Bolingoli’s breach while other clubs have managed to avoid similar sanctions. But Lennon believes the seven game bans handed out to Ibrox pair George Edmundson and Jordan Jones is a clear message to the rest of the game.

Neil Lennon turning festive storyteller. The manager takes on the role of narrator as his Hoops stars bid to "save Christmas" in the club's yearly feature.

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Jeremie Frimpong may have sustained ligament damage.The 20-year-old was left in agony after being decked by Motherwell’s Devante Cole during his side’s win at Fir Park.Frimpong tried to continue, but was forced off before the end and later hobbled out the stadium.Home manager Stephen Robinson insisted there was no malice in the tackle, but counterpart Lennon has revealed it may have left some lasting damage.He said: “I didn’t get a good view of it because Jerry’s back was to me, but I saw the

Neil Lennon and Shane Duffy to be given the boot. Celtic are on a run of just one win in six games after Thursday's defeat to Sparta Prague and the manager has come under scrutiny.

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Jordan Jones and George Edmundson are still in the doghouse, most callers believe Rangers have done nothing wrong and took swift, decisive action. Jimmy Miller, Knightswood, said: “Lennon is spouting garbage saying his club was thrown under the bus and Rangers have been treated leniently.

William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final. Commons stands by his original comments but believes this could be a "major turning point" in the club's season, insisting Lennon remains the best man for the job.

Celtic will face more criticism this season, as he names his "biggest concern" with the squad. The Parkhead club bounced back from four games without a win as they defeated Aberdeen to reach the Scottish Cup final.