George Galloway on Neil Lennon. This is a facebook link, so if you can't see it, I'm sure it can be copied and pasted.
I read the first couple of lines of this. I actually got as far as the reference to Lennon as "courageously outspoken" and then I got annoyed. Don't get me wrong, what happened last night shouldn't have happened and I've yet to see a convincing reason that makes sending bombs or bullets through the post is acceptable, but "courageously outspoken"? No, not at all. He swans around when he's not in any immediate danger, cupping his ears to opposition fans in a "ha, f**k you" gesture, but last night, when someone decided that he was a dick and what he really needed was a good slap, he was clearly terrified and really quite shaken. He's not courageous in any sense of the word, he is a coward and an arsehole. I'd be terrified if I were him too, of course, but then one might suggest that acting the swaggering big man the way he does he should probably accept that he's going to wind people up, and when you're invovled with the Old Firm, you can really wind people up.
I would never condone the actions of the idiots involved in either the mail nonsense or the idiot last night, but I'm not about to say that Lennon is anything he's not either.