Lennon wants Hoops to become heroes

Neil Lennon wants to see a squad full of heroes when Celtic take on Barcelona in their Champions League clash at the Nou Camp tonight.

Neil Lennon wants to see a squad full of heroes when Celtic take on Barcelona in their Champions League clash at the Nou Camp tonight.

The Hoops boss escaped twice with draws from the Catalan capital when he played for the Scottish champions, the first time in March, 2004 when 19-year-old keeper David Marshall and fellow youngster John Kennedy made their names in the goalless draw which took the Parkhead side through to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup on a 1-0 aggregate.

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