“I won’t walk home on my own again, that’s for sure. It left a bitter taste in my mouth for a while, but I’m just glad justice has been done. It was a one-off incident. It upset me and disappointed me. It is not a fair reflection on Glasgow. It has got nothing to do with football and nothing to do with Rangers.” Glasgow Celtic assistant coach Neil Lennon, who was beaten unconscious by two Glasgow Rangers "fans" as he walked home last September. The two men were this week each sentenced to two years in jail.