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| After coming up as a trainee at ] in 1989, Lennon has played for ] and ], before moving to the club he supported as a boy, Celtic, in ]. For ], Lennon has been capped 40 times, scoring two goals. He captained the squad a few times. | After coming up as a trainee at ] in 1989, Lennon has played for ] and ], before moving to the club he supported as a boy, Celtic, in ]. For ], Lennon has been capped 40 times, scoring two goals. He captained the squad a few times. | ||
| Lennon, who is a ], decided to retire from international football in August ] upon receiving a ] ] before a Northern Ireland match versus ]. The threats were precipitated by his move to Celtic, a traditionally Catholic club. The threat was alleged to have come from the ], although the organisation later disputed this. | Lennon, who is a ], decided to retire from international football in August ] upon receiving a ] ] before a Northern Ireland match versus ]. The threats were precipitated by his move to Celtic, a traditionally Catholic club. The threat was alleged to have come from the ], although the organisation later disputed this. He is currently guiding celtic to the 2005/06 treble as bitter rivals rangers are falling to pieces, with Big Eck having a mare of a season. Hail Hail | ||
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Neil Lennon (born June 25, 1971 in Lurgan, County Armagh) is an Irish professional footballer, who currently plays for Celtic F.C. in the Scottish Premier League. He plays midfield and is team captain.
After coming up as a trainee at Manchester City in 1989, Lennon has played for Crewe and Leicester City, before moving to the club he supported as a boy, Celtic, in 2000. For Northern Ireland, Lennon has been capped 40 times, scoring two goals. He captained the squad a few times.
Lennon, who is a Catholic, decided to retire from international football in August 2002 upon receiving a sectarian death threat before a Northern Ireland match versus Cyprus. The threats were precipitated by his move to Celtic, a traditionally Catholic club. The threat was alleged to have come from the Loyalist Volunteer Force, although the organisation later disputed this. He is currently guiding celtic to the 2005/06 treble as bitter rivals rangers are falling to pieces, with Big Eck having a mare of a season. Hail Hail
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