Former Celtic manager and club legend Neil Lennon couldn’t understand why the Rangers players celebrated their 3-3 draw with the Hoops this afternoon.
After full-time, the home side completed a lap of honour, beating their chests and raising their fists in celebration.
Lennon, who was on punditry duty for Sky Sports alongside Kris Boyd and James McFadden, criticised the Ibrox club for their post-match mood. He said: [live on air on Sky Sports] “I don’t get all this, I’m a bit old school, celebrating a 3-3 draw. Get up the tunnel.”
In the end, a share of the spoils was probably a fair reflection of how events unfolded. Celtic dominated the first half but the hosts came out flying in the second 45, drawing themselves back level twice.
The result keeps the title within Celtic’s hands and if they win all of their six remaining league games, the ribbons on the Premiership trophy will stay green and white.
Such a happening would please Brendan Rodgers who, along with his players, has a critical few weeks ahead that will define the outcome of the season.
