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for his performances, but he missed a one-on-one chance and his head went down a little bit afterwards.
“Tony has had a sensational few days, but he came back down to earth on Saturday,” said Lennon.
“He was a bit flustered and lost a wee bit of composure, but you know you are going to get fluctuation with young players.
“It’s a good opportunity to blood the kids, but they have got to grow up quickly. We might not be able to have so many of them in the side at the one time and it was a young team that we had out there.” If Saturday’s draw against Hibs showed anything, it is that Celtic do not have a lot of strength in depth.
facing a host of injury problems, Lennon was forced to field a relatively inexperienced side and, as chance upon chance, went sailing by that inexperience started to show.
Tony Watt has fabulous potential and looks to be a good talent, but it is only to be expected that there will be peaks and troughs in his form.
Getafe striker Miku has great pedigree and can bring something to the Celtic forward line.
With the Champions League in mind, Lennon will want to see as soon as possible how well he fits into the Celtic forward line.
And a commanding centre-half is what Celtic have been crying out for. Ambrose is a player Lennon has admired for a while and the Nigerian internationalist should be given an immediate opportunity to show what he is capable of.