Celtic manager Neil Lennon believes he would have been sacked had he gone two seasons without a trophy like his Rangers counterpart Steven Gerrard. The Hoops boss led his side to nine-in-a-row last week and is increasingly of helping them to 10 consecutive Scottish Premiership titles at the end of next season. Gerrard will look to stop Celtic next term, but has failed to prove that he has what it takes to having gone two full campaigns without a silverware. Given the pressure and standard set at both Glasgow clubs, only two managers in Old Firm history have escaped getting sacked after going two full seasons without winning nothing.
Chris Sutton reacts as Celtic’s Neil Lennon claims he would have been sacked if he went two seasons without a trophy like Rangers’ Steven Gerrard
