Euro run boosted Lennon

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill believes their thrilling UEFA Cup adventure could have prevented Neil Lennon from quitting.

Thu, 10 Jul, 2003 - 10:01

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill believes their thrilling UEFA Cup adventure could have prevented Neil Lennon from quitting.

Bigots forced the former Northern Ireland international to quit international football and he was allegedly attacked in Glasgow’s west end after his side’s win at Motherwell near the end of the season.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Glasgow Place: Motherwell Person: Lennon Person: Martin O’Neill Person: Neil Lennon Person: O’Neill Person: Neil Event: UEFA Cup Organisation: Celtic

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