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A number of Celtic fans have reacted to Neil Lennon’s comments about the supporters who travelled to Pittodrie on Sunday to watch the Hoops in action.
Storm Dennis caused major problems for many throughout the UK over the weekend, with weather warnings still in place until 11am on Monday (BBC Scotland).
However, the disruption did not stop Celtic fans from packing out the away end at Pittodrie on Sunday, as they saw their side win a ninth game in succession since the return from the winter break.
900 Celtic fans crammed into a small corner of a football stadium whilst the rest of the stadium lies half empty. What’s wrong with this picture. This is the face of Scottish football. Clubs would rather have empty stadiums than give a better allocation to Celtic Fans ? Crazy ? pic.twitter.com/T3iK77XfAC
— Jim Forrest (@jims_a_tim) February 17, 2020
Callum McGregor opened the scoring early on, before Aberdeen grabbed a deserved equaliser midway through the first-half through Ash Taylor.
Celtic eventually found a winner through Kristoffer Ajer with nine minutes of the game remaining to maintain the Hoops’ 10-point advantage over Rangers in the table.
Following the win, Lennon was full of praise for the travelling support at Pittodrie, and these fans certainly appreciated the praise from the Celtic boss.
Twitter: @CelticFC We will follow Celtic In rain hail and snow cause we are the hardcore who cares about the weather as long as Celtic are playing (@paulthetim)
Twitter: @CelticFC God bless Neil Lennon (@ParkheadWolfe)
Twitter: @CelticFC Neil Francis Lennon. What a man🍀 (@liammarkey7)
Twitter: @CelticFC There’s only one Neil Lennon 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 (@KatrinaCarson16)
Twitter: @CelticFC Hero. (@Sean_G67)
Twitter: @CelticFC We love you Lenny (@_deanwilson94)
Twitter: @CelticFC This key. We need to do this at Celtic Park more even when play is not flowing as we like. The more noi… https://t.co/f07LzhHb08 (@PaulMacConnell)
