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It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard.

Good evening and welcome to Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard. Neil Lennon says he's focusing on the Scottish Cup semi-final rather than who could replace him as Celtic boss. Will John Robertson come back to haunt Craig Levine and hearts in the other semi? And the championship could be wrapped up this weekend but the battle at the bottom is every bit as important. I'm Gordon Duncan. Joining me tonight is Craig Beattie and Hugh Keevins.

The Celtic story so far under Neil Lennon,

undefeated but unconvincing.

Does the manager, who's on an interim basis,

need to win the Scottish Cup to become the manager on a permanent basis?

Well, my response to that would be,

would Celtic have sacked Brendan Rogers if he had failed to win the Scottish Cup? Of course they wouldn't. So, Neil Lennon shouldn't think that his job prospects depend on the outcome of the game against Aberdeen on Sunday. However, his approval rating would undoubtedly rise if Celtic won with style at Hamden. That would prove that the magic dust hadn't left the club for an address in Leicester.

Two big games this weekend, Craig Beattie, as far as the Scottish Cup goes,

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