Nile Linon: Dunfermline appoints the former Celtic and Habernian coach after the dismissal of Michael Tiser

Neil Lenon was appointed manager of the Scottish Athletic Scots Club in an initial deal until the end of this season.

The former Celtic and Haberiann coach was recently in the hideout last year in the Romanian team Rapid Bokurceti, but he was sacked three months after the two -year side.

Lennon is the third permanent manager of Dunfermline this season, with James Mcipak’s dismissal in December, and Michael Tidser refused on Monday after only two months.

PARS is second from the table-the points of the automatic landing, but one point behind Hamilton while trying to get out of the landing place with seven games to go.

It will join coach Ian Bronskel, who had talismans at the Liverpool, Norwich, Plazole and QPR and recently in Rapid Bokorestity as Lenon’s assistant.

The first match for Lenon responsible for Dunfermline will be against Ayr United chase, which is run by former Celtic captain Scott Brown.

Staying alive Championship for Linon

After his appointment, Lennon said: “I am very excited about the possibility of joining the Dunfermline Athletic Football Club Club. Once I spoke to James Porsus, he made a very convincing proposal about his club’s ambitions. However, it is clear that our goal in the short term is in the tournament next season.

“After I watched the match against Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup, it is clear that there is a talent in the team, and it may be a little low per minute.

“What we want to do is bring energy, confidence and an exciting football brand. This may not happen immediately but we want to play on the front foot, excite supporters and make the players believe in what we do.”

“First, I would like to welcome NEIL and IAIN at the KDM East End Park. We have identified a very quickly as a prominent candidate for this role. After I managed from the highest level in the country, it will bring a great wealth of experience in the club.

“Although it was a collective effort to secure the services of such a high manager, this was not possible without James Porsus’s personal participation in the negotiations.

“Neil has already started preparing for the next Saturday match with AyR UNITED and with seven games, we know that our supporters will fail to Nile, Nayin and the rest of the employees and the team and we are fighting to maintain our championship.”

Lennon administrative history

After a preliminary period of work as head of assault in Celtic, Lennon was handed over to Parkhid for the first time in June 2010. He continued to win the Scottish Cup in his first season, three consecutive flying titles and was followed by another Scottish Cup.

He left the club after four years and continued to join Bolton, but the team struggled, while financial issues on the field affected the side – with Lennon left after two years.

Lennon then joined Hibernian as a main coach and led the team to promote a return to the Scottish Prime Minister the first time that he was asked and qualified for the European League, in addition to fourth place in the first place. However, after three years he left Easter Street.

I followed another temporary talisman in Celtic while Lennon replaced Brendan Rodgers, who joined Leicester City, and again the job was delivered on a permanent basis after helping to close three times local, before winning all the three prizes on its own in the following season. However, he left in 2021 after Rangers returned to first place for the first time in 10 years.

Lennon achieved a relatively successful success in Cyrpus – he won the Cow Cup with omonia, but he was sacked less than a year in the job, while his time in Rapid Bucuresti in Romania lasted just three months after a difficult start for this season.