Lennon: I may have crossed line

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits he may have gone too far with his touchline behaviour this season.

Wed, 24 Nov, 2010 - 16:02

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits he may have gone too far with his touchline behaviour this season.

The Irishman has been criticised for his management style which, when it became too passionate in the defeat by Hearts at Tynecastle earlier in the month, saw him sent to the stand by referee Craig Thomson.

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