BBC reporter confirms January Review is ‘Ongoing’

BBC reporter Kheredine Idessane has confirmed that the January Review is currently ‘ongoing’ after Neil Lennon’s media conference today. The Celtic manager came out fighting after exiting isolation following the club’s ill-fated trip to Dubai.

Celtic fans were promised a review after a poor run of results. Six wins in twenty games. That is where Celtic currently find themselves. Out of Europe, out of the League Cup and seemingly out of the title race.

The manager came out fighting in a fiery press conference that is yet to emerge in its entirety. The former Hibs and Bolton manager, who is in his second spell, has been criticised this season as turgid results have Celtic 21 point behind Rangers. Albeit with three games in hand.

Despite it being leaked that Lennon was apparently to remain in his job until the summer, it looks inevitable that the club legend will lose his job after what has been an abysmal season. The person that needs to accept liability is Peter Lawwell for persisting with Lennon even though the season ebbs towards a disappointing conclusion.

Lennon has achieved an incredible amount with Celtic and that will always be there for all to see. However, this season has been poor and there needs to be accountability at boardroom level for the appointment of Lennon and the persistence with him in charge.

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Born just as Celtic were stopping the Ten, Lubo98 follows Celtic home and away and helps run his local Celtic Supporters Club. He goes to all the games and is a Law Graduate. Has a particular fondness for Tom Rogic among the current Celts and both Lubo and Henrik form his earliest Celtic memories.

1 Comment

  1. Leaving Neil Lennon in post ”until the summer” is just what I have come to expect from our top tier management . Why ?
    Is it a reward for Neil’s long service to Celtic ?
    Is it a mark of respect for a club legend ?
    Or is it another indicator of the entropy that has enveloped the Board of Celtic ?

    Many supporters would wish to see a new management team in place a.s.a.p. so that they can get to know the players , the Scottish game and get a tactical structure in place for next season .

    This is not disrespecting Neil Lennon , nor ignoring his status and contribution to Celtic . In fact it is the reverse . The longer Neil clings on to his post , given the dismal results so far , the more his reputation is damaged in the eyes of some supporters . Doing the best for Celtic means walking away – now ! That will enhance his reputation a a real Celtic man !