Neil Lennon has fired a timely reminder to his players to watch out they conduct themselves after Aberdeen had their game cancelled this weekend.
A group of Dons players went out last weekend and ended up in a bar where a fresh Covid outbreak was linked to just days later. Two of their first team stars have tested positive and the rest of then players involved have had to isolate.
Neil reminded players of the protocol and the restrictions they must abide by to ensure the club can play their fixtures.
Celtic boss Neil Lennon on Aberdeen outbreak: “A reminder we have to be on our guard & follow the protocols” He says he’s reminded all Celtic players they “can’t go out & socialise…it’s training ground, home, games…” pic.twitter.com/Mzj13MJPbC
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The fixture list is very tight and there’s not much room for movement, so any cancelled fixtures will throw the season off.
Celtic take on Kilmarnock at the weekend, followed by St Mirren midweek then Aberdeen the following weekend. There’s no clear message yet if the Dons fixtures can go ahead over the next ten days.
