Lennon understands wishes of wantaway Ferguson

Celtic midfielder Neil Lennon insists he understands Barry Ferguson’s reasons for wanting to quit Scottish football.

Fri, 22 Aug, 2003 - 19:17

Celtic midfielder Neil Lennon insists he understands Barry Ferguson’s reasons for wanting to quit Scottish football.

The Rangers skipper’s days at Ibrox look numbered after the club confirmed today that he wants to leave following reports that he had become disillusioned with Scottish football.

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