THE captain will reunite with The King.
Neil Lennon, who served Celtic as captain, coach and manager over a period from 2000 to 2014, has signed up for Celtic FC Foundation’s Henrik’s Heroes v Lubo’s Legends charity match on Sunday, May 28 (KO: 2pm).
“Celtic Park is a very special place for me,” admitted the Irishman, who enjoyed extraordinary triumphs at Paradise as a player and a manager.
“As a manager, it was obviously the Barcelona match. The atmosphere was great before the game. The night was just exhilarating. The way the players performed was astonishing, the way the fans backed them was magnificent. It was just one of those great nights and, to be fair, at Celtic we had a few.
“Celtic Park is one of the great, iconic stadiums at any time but under the lights it has an extra charm, an extra edge, a touch of romance.”
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