Celtic manager Neil Lennon has reflected on his furious reaction to the Ross County Scottish Cup semi-final loss that could have cost him his first crack at the job.
On this day 10 years ago the Hoops were beaten 4-0 by St Mirren in Paisley, prompting the board to sack Tony Mowbray and put Lennon in interim charge.
But his prospects of getting the job permanently were damaged by a galling 2-0 loss to the Highlanders at Hampden, after which the caretaker boss slaughtered his players in the media.
Reflecting on that match Lennon told Celtic's website : "I was just very angry with the players. "They didn’t show the right attitude on the day and it was only my third game in charge.
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