Almost two years ago, Neil Lennon masterminded Celtic's famous Champions League victory over Barcelona - now he's at the bottom of the Championship. The former Northern Ireland midfielder was appointed manager of Bolton on Sunday and has one of the most difficult tasks in English football as he looks to arrest Wanderers' alarming slump. Lennon concedes he has a 'big job on his hands' at a club who are £160million-plus in debt where losing has become a habit, and the fact he has taken the Bolton post highlights problems facing British and Irish bosses (although there are five managers in the Championship with experience as a Champions league boss).
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Neil Lennon has been named as Bolton Wanderers' new manager
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Former Celtic boss has replaced Dougie Freedman in the hot seat
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Bolton are bottom of the Championship table after just one win
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Lennon has several pressing priorities, including winning back the fans
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Northern Irishman turned down offers from abroad to take Bolton job
@placeholder supporters do like a moan (name a club where fans don't grumble) but there is a huge disconnect at the moment between the club and their followers and home attendances are falling off a cliff.
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Neil Lennon (@placeholder) - managed Celtic in the Champions League