John Kennedy: Last News

John Hartson insists the current crop of player should be embarrassed by Rangers historic title margin victory. John Kennedy 's final game in charge as interim boss saw the dethroned champions held to a stalemate against Hibs, while rivals Rangers secured an unbeaten league season.

Celtic ’s chaotic campaign has toughened him and not put him off becoming a manager in his own right. The interim boss has still not heard a peep about who the new boss will be or what the future holds for himself at Parkhead beyond this afternoon’s final game of the season at Hibs.Eddie Howe is expected to be the next man in charge but an announcement could yet be a few weeks away.

Celtic' s next manager could be. The interim boss maintains he hasn't heard from anyone at the club over their plans for next season.Eddie Howe is the favourite to replace Neil Lennon but Record Sport understands the appointment could be on hold until the end of May.

Celtic as they look to end the season on a high at Easter Road. The club will bring the curtain down on John Kennedy's time as interim boss as Scott Brown pulls on the armband for the final time against his former club.

Green Brigade section filled with flags of Palestine ahead of the final home game of the season.John Kennedy’s side face St Johnstone on Wednesday evening in what will also be Scott Brown’s last match at Celtic Park for the club.Tributes have poured in for the outgoing skipper ahead of his switch to Aberdeen with fans were encouraged to submit flags paying tribute to Brown over the past few days.However, the Green Brigade’s attention has again turned to their support for Palestine in a move that has clearly left club chiefs fuming.A strongly worded club statement read: "We had invited supporters to pay tribute to our club captain, Scott Brown, by giving them the opportunity to display their own banners in the stadium."Unfortunately a small

Conor McGregor 's claim he's held talks to acquire a stake in Celtic. The interim boss was asked to spill the beans on the dressing room reaction to the UFC superstar's Parkhead investment bombshell.McGregor this week alleged he'd been in contact with Celtic supremo Dermot Desmond over becoming a shareholder at the club.

Jill Biden, 69, is appreciating the renovated Rose Garden that Melania Trump, 51, left behind after leaving the White House earlier this year. The First Lady shared a new pic of the flower-filled area to her Twitter page on May 7 and added an exciting caption to it. “Spring is here at the @WhiteHouse!” the caption read.

Callum McGregor had to be sent off at Ibrox and reckons John Kennedy’s view of his first booking might have clouded his judgement. Interim Celtic boss slammed rookie ref Nick Walsh for giving McGregor his marching orders, claiming his initial booking for a foul on Ryan Kent was the wrong call.

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John Kennedy's tactics "baffling" as the pundit struggled to understand the reaction of the interim boss to going down to 10 men.Celtic had Callum McGregor sent off early on against Rangers on Sunday, and eventually succumbed to a 4-1 defeat at Ibrox.And while he understands that the visitors were a man down, Stewart was left scratching his head over Kennedy's approach.Highlighting an incident in which Greg Taylor played a ball inside rather than making a run, the pundit felt the problems ran deeper than an individual incident.Stewart said on BBC Sportscene: "Even if he goes in there: what was it Celtic were going to do there?"Davis is somebody that shields, they close down, they win the ball back."What they should have done, in my opinion,

Rangers gave Celtic a torrid time at Ibrox. It's a game that always lends itself well to some memorable iconography and these snaps tell the full story.

Kris Boyd insists he has no clue what Celtic boss John Kennedy is talking about as he blasted referee Nick Walsh. Rangers ran out comfortable 4-1 winners at Ibrox in a humbling afternoon for the dethroned champions as they fell 23 points behind their rivals.

Alfredo Morelos and substitute Jermain Defoe earned the Light Blues a 4-1 win at Ibrox with Odsonne Edouard’ netting for John Kennedy’s side who had Callum McGregor sent off. It was an entertaining meeting despite nothing at stake in terms of the league and there were three goals and a red card in seven pulsating first half minutes.

Olivier Ntcham at Celtic and says the French outcast could be a key player for the club’s new boss.The 25-year-old midfielder was sent on loan to Marseille back in January but the move to his homeland has been a disaster.Ntcham is expected to return to Glasgow in the summer, where a new Hoops gaffer will be in place.Eddie Howe is expected to be Neil Lennon’s long-term replacement and stand-in Kennedy believes the Frenchman could still have a future at Parkhead.Ntcham was signed by Brendan Rodgers for £4.5 million from Manchester City in 2017 and was part of the club’s quadruple Treble squad.He was widely expected to be one of the players moved on this summer, with a huge regime change at Celtic.But interim boss Kennedy insists Ntcham could

Odsonne Edouard should be benched for the final derby of the season. The Celtic striker is out of contract in the summer of 2022 and seems certain to move on after this season concludes.

John Kennedy as mystery surrounds his Parkhead future. Kennedy played down a report he was in the mix to become the club's next director of football but would go on to say he's always open to outside the box ideas and won't be pigeon-holed.Previously the interim manager has been candid about the fact he could only have weeks left at the club and it's perhaps mixed signals for fans who are on edge as the search for a new gaffer, and by extension a director who may work alongside him, ticks over into a 10th week.

Scott Brown from the fixture and understood the total respect.For the very last time tomorrow, the Celtic captain will lead his troops into battle against their biggest rivals.After 14 years of derby jousts with Rangers, Brown will bow out at Ibrox.It’s his last appearance in the showdown before departing for Aberdeen and even the Rangers boss has admitted Old Firm clashes in the future just won’t be the same without him.Kennedy wasn’t surprised to hear such an accolade bestowed upon his skipper by the leader of the opposition.

Leigh Griffiths will have the champions "worried" if he starts at Ibrox on Sunday. Steven Gerrard's men host their great rivals in the final derby of the season with a final chance for the Hoops to burst their unbeaten record in the league.

Kenny Miller believes his old club will have to recruit "the best" to satisfy fans after a disastrous season. The campaign that started with the dream of 10 In A Row will end without silverware, manager Neil Lennon having resigned in March.

John Kennedy at the end of the season, there's no doubt he's lived and breathed Celtic for the better part of two decades. The interim boss is unlikely to given the chance to take the reins on a permanent basis with Eddie Howe understood to be closing in on Parkhead.

Ibrox 14 years ago and on recent derby form few would bet against it ending that way in Govan. But since that disappointing 3-0 loss for Scott Brown in October 2007 there have been plenty of highs, records broken, red cards and iconic celebrations in the Old Firm showdown.