Neil Lennon always knew Paul Lambert would make a top coach and is relishing the opportunity to test his own managerial skills against his former team-mate tonight.
Neil Lennon always knew Paul Lambert would make a top coach and is relishing the opportunity to test his own managerial skills against his former team-mate tonight.
Biram Kayal, centre, continues his fight for fitness. Picture: SNS
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The Scottish champions are to take a strong side south for Adam Drury's testimonial, with the veteran Norwich City defender to be honoured for his 11 seasons service with the Carrow Road club.
Lambert has performed minor miracles since taking charge at the Norfolk club in August 2009, masterminding successive promotions and then securing their top-flight status with a respectable 12th-place finish. The former Borussia Dortmund and Celtic midfielder, who won four league titles during his time at Parkhead under Martin O'Neill, inevitably has been linked with a move away and is reportedly on Aston Villa's shortlist.
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