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Neil Lennon has committed to Celtic for another year despite a troubled first full season in charge of the Glasgow club.
Lennon faced death threats, had parcel bombs sent to him and was attacked by a fan on a touchline before ending the season by winning the Scottish Cup last month.
After signing a new 12-month rolling contract, Lennon said on Celtic's website that ''we have sat down, looked at last season and now we look ahead.''
Celtic chairman John Reid says ''last season was a particularly difficult one for Neil, but he came through this period with tremendous credit.''
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Reid added that the 39-year-old Lennon ''proven himself as a football manager with great talent and someone who we are delighted to have in charge.''
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