Neil Lennon insists he would be up for the Scottish Cup being concluded in a central hub as a curtain-raiser to next season as he pleaded for the chance for his Celtic players to complete a quadruple treble.SFA president Rod Petrie recently confirmed the tournament would be played to a finish but was adamant it should be in front of a full house at Hampden which could see it pushed back to next year.The governing body are keen for supporters to be allowed through the turnstiles in time for the resumption of their flagship competition with the semi-finals and final worth around £4.5 million to the SFA.However, pushing it into next season has raised questions of sporting fairness with the four teams remaining likely to be hugely different
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