Danny Lennon: Last News

Celtic B boss Tommy McIntyre believes former Hoops could cause his team an issue in the Glasgow Cup against Clyde tonight.

Clyde manager Danny Lennon says his side should have taken maximum points for their efforts in a derby encounter with Queen's Park on Saturday.

Clyde boss Danny Lennon says his side finally rediscovered themselves during a 1-1 draw with Dumbarton.

Clyde manager Danny Lennon admits the Bully Wee are in a problematic situation after another painful League One defeat.

Danny Lennon says he takes full responsibility for Clyde’s 5-0 thrashing at home to Montrose, but asked fans to lay off his players.

Clyde boss Danny Lennon has warned that his side need to get closer to Airdrie, if they are to progress in League One.

Clyde today added former Celtic midfielder Paul Kennedy to their squad, and Lennon says he's happy with what he has at his disposal.

iOS - Android Robinson, 20, who is the son of former Motherwell boss Stephen, has also played for Oldham Athletic.Clyde boss Danny Lennon told the club's website: "We are excited to have Harry with us for next season. We see in him a player with great potential."As a forward he is direct and playing on the wing he is creative and possesses great delivery.

2-0 win over Dumbarton.The centre-back, who joined the Bully Wee from Lowland League East Kilbride in July 2019, has been a regular fixture in Danny Lennon's defence this season but he took a blow to the face just over 10 minutes into the second half at Broadwood and needed treatment on the pitch.He was replaced by Celtic loanee Ewan Otoo and his gaffer Lennon revealed the news isn't good for the 24-year-old ahead of their final game of the season against East Fife on Thursday - a clash that was postponed last Tuesday due to a positive Covid test in the Clyde squad.In his post-match interview Lennon said: "It's not looking good for Craig."There's a dent and a fracture in his cheek, so that's another blow to the list of injuries."Fortunately

since joining on March 23.He said: "Ewan is a young boy with fantastic energy, he's trying to make his mark in the game at that level, so he will certainly get the experience of that."Like anything, I believe when you're given that access, the more that you go and play at that level, the quicker these boys learn."What he does have is a terrific attitude, for a very young boy he's years ahead in terms of maturation, and is a very strong, powerful boy."He'll come in there and certainly aid us in an area that has been a bit of an Achilles heel for us, not just this season but for a few."This week is coming into a very hectic schedule and we are starting to get stretched a bit."There's a bit more aches and pains, a bit longer now to recover,

Clyde boss Danny Lennon praised Lang for putting his body on the line to avert danger and thankfully, Lang is in good spirits after he was forced to leave the action in the 88th minute.Lovely little cut from todayMassive thanks also to @AlannahBH_ for giving up her Saturday evening to make sure all ok pic.twitter.com/XNPBMg1nnJ— Tom Lang (@TomLang05) Clyde also tweeted out to say that the player was okay and had received treatment for the gash.

St Mirren heroes at Love Street as a ball boy.Fifteen years later he was proudly lining up at Hampden Park in the stripes ready to represent his boyhood club in a national cup final.Today marks eight years since that momentous trip to Glasgow for the Saints, which started poorly but ended so sweetly after the Paisley club beat favourites Hearts 3-2.Having gone a goal behind early on, goals from Isma Goncalves, Steven Thompson and Conor Newton ensured Danny Lennon’s side lifted the League Cup for the first time in the club’s history.And speaking to Express Sport exclusively from his home in Iceland earlier this week, McAusland believes the incredible win was extra special for the two boyhood Buddies in the squad that day.“It’s my best memory

Clyde scorer Ally Love has revealed Danny Lennon read out good luck messages from fans to inspire their win over Partick Thistle. Love's second half strike earned The Bully Wee their first derby day win over The Jags since 2007.

East Kilbride.The 32-year-old striker made the switch to The Bully Wee last summer after a successful scoring spell at Stirling.He earned fan favourite status after his wonder goal against Falkirk took three points back to Cumbernauld early in the campaign.However, in League One he was mostly used sparingly by Danny Lennon or deployed as a winger. Following his exit from Broadwood Stadium, Smith admits he was made to feel wanted by Kilby boss Stevie Aitken again.

Jim Goodwin is targeting the club’s best league finish in over 30 years. Former skipper Goodwin led St Mirren to ninth spot from the dugout last season, the Paisley side’s best showing since Danny Lennon’s squad picked up a joint-eighth finish with Kilmarnock in the 2013/14 Premiership campaign.

“To turn St Patrick’s Day into St Mirren’s Day is something quite incredible.”

Clyde took a huge step towards securing their League One survival after a third win on the spin put them 10 points clear of the relegation zone.

Clyde manager, Danny Lennon, had Scottish football fans in stitches at the club's end of season awards do last night.