McGhee: Lennon right to stand firm

Mark McGhee insists Neil Lennon should not walk away from his job as Celtic manager despite threats to his personal safety.

McGhee: Lennon right to stand firm
Thu, 21 Apr, 2011 - 16:40

Mark McGhee insists Neil Lennon should not walk away from his job as Celtic manager despite threats to his personal safety.

Strathclyde Police are investigating two viable parcel bombs sent to Lennon, who has been targeted along with Celtic supporters Paul McBride QC and MSP Trish Godman.

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