Rejuvenated Neil Lennon glad Celtic return wasn't blighted by sectarianism as he hints next job could be in MLS
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dailyrecord.co.ukFormer Celtic manager Neil Lennon was pleased that sectarianism issues didn't dog his second spell as Hoops boss - as he looks abroad for his next gig.
The former Northern Irish international left the Parkhead club earlier this year after his return as boss ended with the collapse of his 10 In A Row bid to Rangers.Lennon won five Premiership titles, four Scottish Cups and one League Cup as Parkhead manager over two stints.
As a player he was forced to pull out of a Northern Ireland squad following a death threat, before immediately calling time on his international career.
His first spell as boss between 2010 and 2014 then saw Lennon, along with players Paddy McCourt and Niall McGinn, receive bullets in the post while he was also attacked
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