Neil Lennon. Every win over Rangers as Celtic. Manager

Couple games blocked due to copy rite Neil Lennon Every win over rangers in both spells as Celtic manager. Fullname: Neil Francis Lennon aka: Neil Lennon, Lenny Born: 25 June 1971 Birthplace: Lurgan (N Ireland) Height: 5.09 Signed (player): 8 Dec 2000 Left (player): 12 June 2007 Position: Midfielder (Holding, Defensive) Debut: Dundee 1 – 2 Celtic, SPL, 10th December 2000 Squad No.:18 Internationals: N Ireland International Caps: 39 caps International Goals: 2 goals Manager (1st stint): Mar 2010 – June 2010 (Caretaker); 9 June 2010 – 22 May 2014 (Manager) Manager (2nd stint): 26 Feb 2019 – 31 May 2019 (Interim Manager); 31 May 2019 – 24 Feb 2021 (Manager) Succeeding: Tony Mowbray (1st stint); Brendan Rodgers (2nd stint) Successor: Ronnie Deila (1st stint); John Kennedy (interim) / Ange Postecoglu (2nd stint) Summary [Untitled] Born on the 25th June 1971, in Lurgan Martin O’Neill signed Lennon from his former club Leicester City in December of 2000 for £5.75m after initially missing out in securing his signature in August. Lennon made Celtic captain in 2005. Lennon signed a 1 year extension to his deal in 2006. Lennon scored 2 goals in 39 appearances for Northern Ireland Lennon announces he was to depart at end of season [BBC] Lennon leaves Celtic and signs for Nottingham Forest, 12 June 2007 [BBC] On 3 April 2008 Celtic announced that Neil Lennon would be joining the coaching staff to work with Gordon Strachan. Following a 4 – 0 defeat to St Mirren the shambolic reign of Tony Mowbray ends on 25th March 2010 and Lennon is appointed caretaker manager [STV]. On 9th June 2010 Lennon was appointed Celtic manager [BBC]. He departed in 2014 after three league titles and two Scottish Cups. Managed Celtic to defeat Barcelona, who at that time were regarded as having one of the finest sides of all time with players like Messi. Regarded as one of the finest victories in the club’s history, and a result that sent shockwaves throughout the game. Lennon and the club received more plaudits for this than anything else achieved in his time from across the globe. Returned to Celtic in Feb 2019 as interim manager following sudden departure of Brendan Rodgers, then made permanent manager in the summer. Managed Celtic to nine-in-a-row league titles (equalling the title), 2019-20. Became the first person to achieve a domestic treble as both a player (2000/01) and as a manager (2019/20).