Watch as Celtic legend Neil Lennon spotted dancing and singing along to Oasis as he laps up Murrayfield concert

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CELTIC legend Neil Lennon's been enjoying a successful start to the season with his Dunfermline side.
And at Murrayfield, it looked like he was very much enjoying his time away from the football as well!
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Neil Lennon – Oasis
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Neil Lennon – Oasis
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Neil Lennon – Oasis
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12.07.2025 Hearts v Dunfermline Athletic, Premier Sports Cup Group E ………………………. Neil Lennon celebrates Dunfermline's goal
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Former Celtic captain and boss Lennon, 54, was spotted rocking a pair of shades and an Oasis T-shirt as he made his way to the home of Scottish rugby on Tuesday night.
Lenny was one of the lucky 70,000 punters to have snapped-up one of the gold dust tickets to see the last of the band's three sold out performances in Edinburgh this month.
The Hoops great has spoken before about how huge a fan of Oasis' he is - and has seen them SEVERAL times.
He also named his son after the band's brothers, Liam and Noel.
Lennon once said: "I've seen Oasis 13 or 14 times, including at Maine Road, which is one of the best gigs I've ever been at.
"I've met them a few times – Liam is a lot smarter than he makes out, and Noel just cracks you up every time he opens his mouth.
"I named my son after them as well. He's called Gallagher."
Given how huge a fan he is, it's little surprise that he headed along to Murrayfield to catch the big reunion tour in action.
And it's fair to say he was absolutely LOVING it.
Another fan in attendance captured a video of a thrilled Lenny singing and dancing along as Oasis belt out Cigarettes & Alcohol.
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Clutching a bucket hat, Lennon sings along word for word.
Lennon certainly seemed to be enjoying the gig more than one time he went to see Oasis in 1996.
He'd gone to that particular concert with Northern Ireland teammate Steve Lomas, who was the Manchester City captain at that time.
And things took a turn when the two players ended up getting PHYSICAL - with Lennon chucked out.
Lennon revealed in an interview: "The gig was amazing, as all Oasis gigs were in those days. Happy Mondays were on before them, so you can imagine the carnage.
"So, I'd gone with Steve Lomas who was the City captain at the time and a couple of other Leicester players and Irish players.
"With his bit of pull, Lomas got the group access backstage where they all got to schmooze with the band and other high-profile names.
"The only problem it seemed was that 'nobody was talking to Steve'.
"Steve gets a bit itchy when he's had a bit to drink and he starts looking at me in a funny way.
"So, I'm talking to 'Bonehead', who is the bassist with the band, and his Grandfather about Gaelic football, and I see out of the corner of my eye that Lomas is still looking at me.
"So I says, 'what's wrong with you?' Next thing, bang, he stuck the head on me."
Lomas' status as the Man City captain at the time spared him the same fate as Lennon and he was NOT thrown out of the venue.
Lennon's Dunfermline side have started the Championship season with four points from their openin two matches.
An opening day 0-0 draw at Morton was followed by a 2-0 win over Airdrieonians in their first home game on Saturday just gone.
Next up, it's a clash with fierce rivals Raith Rovers on Friday night.
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