Neil Lennon reveals Celtic's 'huge psychological lift' but demands end to defensive blunders

coronavirus after the controversial trip to Dubai. Neil Lennon and his squad jetted out to the Middle East for a mid-season training camp and while it was within the rules the choice to travel in a pandemic divided opinion.

Leslie Evans, 62, also stands to benefit from an £85,000 a year pension when she leaves her post.Labour MSP Jackie Baillie said: "With thousands out of work and the pandemic laying waste to family finances, few in Scotland will be able to look forward to as comfortable a retirement as Leslie Evans."Evans, the Scottish Government’s Permanent Secretary who earns around £170,000 a year, is a key figure in the ongoing row over how sexual misconduct allegations against Salmond were handled.The former

Neil Lennon will see out the season at Parkhead, a report has claimed. The under-fire manager managed to steady the ship after a horror run of just two wins in 12 games.

battle the ice on the first Monday of the year. Emergency services are racing to the scene at the M73 which is closed southbound just before junction 2a at 6.47am.  A Police Scotland spokesman told the Record that three vehicles had crashed.

Celtic counterpart Gerry McCulloch's "fake news" claim to shreds after Saturday's derby win. Callum McGregor's own goal was the difference in the 1-0 home victory in Govan following a red card for visiting defender Nir Bitton.Pass to Paradise presenter McCulloch had branded the league leaders' title advantage "fake news" after Neil Lennon's side emerged 2-0 winners against Ross County at home last month.He said: "It's up to the boys here to do their own job.

Harrogate Town when the January transfer window opens. The English League Two outfit have agreed terms with the Scottish league leaders for a loan for the remainder of the season.The 19-year-old travelled south to the EnviroVent Stadium to watch Harrogate’s clash with Carlisle United.Forest Green Rovers and Salford City are also keen to land McPake but he looks set to join the English League new boys in their first season in the senior ranks.

Celtic this weekend. Despite Steven Gerrard 's side holding an impressive 16-point lead over rivals Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership the former Ibrox midfielder is having flashbacks to the 1998 title collapse.

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Hibs have been dashed as the match has come too early for the midfielder.The Scotland star picked up an injury during his side's 4-0 win over Aberdeen on November 22 and has missed Rangers' last nine matches.While the Ibrox men sit 16 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership, there is no doubt they miss the defensive nous of the former Aberdeen captain and Steven Gerrard admits his injury is taking more time than expected to heal.Asked if Jack would return, Gerrard confirmed:

Celtic should have hit Ross County for six after watching his team dominate in a 2-0 win at Parkhead. The Hoops took home all three points after fine goals from David Turnbull and Leigh Griffiths and they were denied several more after missed chances and good goalkeeping from Ross Laidlaw.

Scott Brown and Shane Duffy for the visit of Ross County. Manager Neil Lennon revealed the pair were struggling following Sunday's Scottish Cup Final victory over Hearts.

Alfredo Morelos appeared to send a pointed message to Celtic during the Scottish Cup final - only to see them lift the trophy. Neil Lennon's side took a 2-0 lead against Hearts with less than half an hour on the clock and appeared to be cruising toward a 12th domestic trophy on the spin.

Scott Brown lifted a 12th domestic trophy in a row in a typical fashion after a series of running battles against Hearts. Neil Lennon 's side took an early 2-0 lead before being pegged back, and blew a 3-2 advantage in extra-time.

Scottish Cup Final victory over Hearts. The Hoops stars today wrote their names into the history books and secured an incredible 12th consecutive trophy on the spin.

a manager. It all adds up to another stomach-churner for a man whose relationship with this trophy has been one success story after another.

Hearts side have no intention of being Scottish Cup Final nearly men.The Tynecastle boss has told his Jambos that second-best is nowhere ahead of their trip to the National Stadium to face the holders.Despite being 10/1 outsiders to deny Neil Lennon’s side a quadruple Treble, Neilson says a date with destiny awaits as they bid to be Hearts legends.He said: “In 10 years’ time, nobody cares if you’ve been to a final.“They’re only interested if you’ve won, especially at a club like Hearts where we

Odsonne Edouard to shoot Celtic to a historic quadruple Treble.The Hoops boss believes the out-of-sorts French striker will steal the Scottish Cup Final show against Hearts on Sunday.Edouard has found the net just once in the last seven Premiership outings and has scored only five times in the league.But Lennon believes the floodgates could open for the 22-year-old against the Jambos at Hampden.He scored twice in last year’s final and the Hoops chief said: “These occasions bring the best out in

Neil Lennon has no fresh injury concerns ahead of Sunday's clash against Hearts. The Hoops manager is adamant that sentiment won't come into his thinking when he names his team ahead of speculation captain Scott Brown could return to the side for the trip to Hampden.