Celtic coach, Neil Lennon has given the verdict on Nigerian play maker, Rabiu Ibrahim after he started his first game for Celtic in a 1-1 home draw with Arbroath.
Lennon handed starts to several players for the tie against the lower division Arbroath, as he focused on the Champions League tie against Spartak on Wednesday.
But it led to a third draw in a row for the Glasgow side, and the coach was frank in the assessment of his wards: ''The lads were complacent, they held a lead for 50 minutes and should have seen the game through'', he said.
''The guys playing for the first time wanted to make an impresion, and I commend their efforts.
''But Nigerian play maker, Ibrahim Rabiu was busy, but to no great consequence'',he said.
Lennon handed starts to several players for the tie against the lower division Arbroath, as he focused on the Champions League tie against Spartak on Wednesday.
But it led to a third draw in a row for the Glasgow side, and the coach was frank in the assessment of his wards: ''The lads were complacent, they held a lead for 50 minutes and should have seen the game through'', he said.
''The guys playing for the first time wanted to make an impresion, and I commend their efforts.
''But Nigerian play maker, Ibrahim Rabiu was busy, but to no great consequence'',he said.
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