Neil Lennon has revealed the agonies of being the Celtic boss in an Old Firm game after a comfortable 3-0 success over Rangers in what could be the last league meeting for several years, if administration-hit Gers drop out of the SPL.
"Even yesterday, there was no real pressure on the game but you are always apprehensive going into it.
"They were three brilliant goals but I am thinking 'I don't want Rangers to score and get back into the game' and everybody else is thinking four or five.
"In the fall-out, you boys [the media] will be saying that I got my tactics bang on, my team were up for it and all that nonsense.
"I couldn't ask any more from the team. We played well but I don't buy into the tactical stuff, I got one over him and he got one over me.
"We just won the game and I am thrilled with that.
"But I don't want to see the back of them [Old Firm games], it really whets the appetite." "As a player you would miss them terribly," said Lennon. "As a manager they are horrible. Honestly.
Celtic boss Lennon no fan of Old Firm games
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