Let's hammer Motherwell... please

It's last orders at Celtc Park tomorrow, we've used up eight of our nine lifes and are hanging on by the thinnest of thin threads.

Neil Lennon won't be on the park, it's down to the players to show that they are worth the jersey and that they will make Rangers earn the title rather than have it handed to them.

It's time to get real, rattle in some goals, beat Motherwell to give Dundee United an even bigger incentive to beat Rangers on Sunday and see how Walter's lot react.

CLICK HERE for John Fallon's video preview.

The return of... NEIL LENNON

Entirely without prediction Neil Lennon has returned to Celtic to join the first-team coaching staff.

Since leaving a year ago, Lennon has played for Nottingham Forest and Wycombe Wandereres, but informed Paul Lambert this morning that he'd been offered a coaching job at Celtic.

Rather than attempt the impossible, Lambert released Lennon to take up the job and he will be on the bench starting with Saturday's game against Motherwell.

VIDEO REPORT

CELTIC 3-0 RANGERS Enjoy

It's incredible to think that it's now 24 years ago that a couple of brothers from Larkhall scored against Rangers.

That's brothers as in physically related, not through strange sinister organisations sworn to ssssssssssssh secrecy.

Willie and Paul, of the famous McStay's, did the trick on 2 April 1984 as Celtic dumped Rangers 3-0 on a Monday night match that wasn't worth televising.

Thankfully Celtic did capture the magic and brought out a video showing the full 90 minutes as Paul put Celtic ahead before half-time followed by a rare goal from Willie and Davie Provan completing the scoring.

CELTIC 3-0 RANGERS ENJOY THE VIDEO

John Fallon's honest video assessment of another deflating defeat

VIDEO MESSAGE

John Fallon looks back at Saturday's defeat, looks at our problems and what is required.

A typically honest assessment, he calls it straight and hopes that the players are hurting as much as the Celtic support as a championship slips away to a Rangers side that is average on a good day.