After defeating Dundee United over the weekend to successfully defend their Premiership title, Celtic are again leading the way and reigning supreme in Scotland. In fact, Brendan Rodgers is on the verge of a historic third domestic clean sweep. If he masterminds a Scottish Cup final win over Aberdeen at Hampden Park, he will become the first Celtic manager in history to lead the club to three Trebles. However, some critics have suggested that their sixth treble in nine years may be the most "tedious" yet. Neil Lennon, who accomplished the feat both as a player and manager, quickly dismissed those notions and hailed the Parkhead club's outstanding accomplishments. Speaking to PLZ Soccer (via Daily Record), Lennon said: "A tedious Treble? I've never heard something so ridiculous in all my life. I think it's very, very special to win a Treble. This is the standard that Celtic have set now. "People get disappointed if they don't win a Treble, that's how good they are. For people to come out with those sort of co
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