Neil Lennon has left Celtic. What happens next?

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Celtic have finally done the one thing the whole of Scottish football have been waiting for them to do for much of the season: they've parted ways with Neil Lennon.

The Northern Irish coach departs Celtic Park after a tremendously turbulent season in which Rangers have strolled to the Scottish Premiership title admist an almighty dumpster fire in the east end of Glasgow.

However, relinquishing Lennon of his duties could possibly be the first sign of much-needed action at Celtic and the first step towards regaining their footing in Scottish football.

With little need to dig back over what's gone wrong at Celtic this season, Stefan, James and Euan take a look at why the club decided to sack their manager now and what we can expect from the Glasgow giants between now and the end of the season. Enjoy!

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