Rangers fans guilty of Lennon assault

Two Rangers fans were found guilty today of assaulting former Celtic captain Neil Lennon.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2009 - 11:38

Two Rangers fans were found guilty today of assaulting former Celtic captain Neil Lennon.

A jury found Jeffrey Carrigan (aged 43) and David Whitelaw (aged 47) both of Knightswood in Glasgow, guilty by majority verdict at the city’s Sheriff Court.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Knightswood Place: Glasgow Person: Lennon Person: Neil Lennon Person: Jeffrey Carrigan Person: David Whitelaw Person: Carrigan Person: Whitelaw Person: Sheriff Martin Jones Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Sheriff Court Organisation: Old Firm

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