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Scottish footballer (born 1943)
acceleration, Lennox cemented a reputation as a prolific goalscorer on the left wing. Regarding Lennox, Bobby Charlton said: "If I'd had Lennox in my team
Bobby_Lennox
Football match
McBride had equalised to level the match at 1–1. In the second half, Bobby Lennox and Bertie Auld scored to seal a victory. Celtic won the home leg by
1967_European_Cup_final
Scottish footballer
goal in a League Cup final – becoming the first Celtic player since Bobby Lennox to score in three winning League Cup finals – after opening the scoring
James Forrest (footballer, born 1991)
James_Forrest_(footballer,_born_1991)
Scottish League Cup match: Bobby Lennox, 5 goals (against Hamilton Academical, 11 September 1968)[citation needed] Bobby Lennox, 5 goals (against Partick
List of Celtic F.C. records and statistics
List_of_Celtic_F.C._records_and_statistics
Football match
Billy McNeill had a black eye, Bertie Auld had been headbutted and Bobby Lennox sustained a vicious blow on his ear which ruled him out of playing for
1967_Intercontinental_Cup
Association football club in Scotland
Dalglish MBE Jimmy Delaney Bobby Evans Tommy Gemmell Mo Johnston Jimmy Johnstone Paul Lambert Henrik Larsson Bobby Lennox Willie Maley Danny McGrain Jimmy
Celtic_F.C.
Celtic Football Club 1967 team
squad were born within 10 miles of Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland (Bobby Lennox, who was born 30 miles away in Saltcoats, and Tommy Gemmell, who was
Lisbon_Lions
Football match
contested by Hibernian and Celtic. Celtic won a one-sided match by 6–2, with Bobby Lennox scoring a hat-trick. Bertie Auld, Jim Craig and Willie Wallace scored
1969 Scottish League Cup final (April)
1969_Scottish_League_Cup_final_(April)
the club's third highest goalscorer of all time, behind McGrory and Bobby Lennox, with 242 goals in all competitions. Jimmy Johnstone, part of Celtic's
List_of_Celtic_F.C._players
Celtic 1966–67 football season
Celtic beat Partick Thistle 4–0; Stevie Chalmers opening the scoring, and Bobby Lennox scoring a hat-trick. Celtic's progression to the Scottish Cup was relatively
1966–67_Celtic_F.C._season
Scottish football player and manager (1922–1985)
Liverpool. Five minutes before the end of the second leg at Anfield, Bobby Lennox appeared to score a goal that would have put Celtic through on the away
Jock_Stein
Scottish club in European football
on aggregate to Liverpool in the semi-final, although a last minute Bobby Lennox goal was controversially disallowed in the second leg at Anfield which
Celtic F.C. in international football
Celtic_F.C._in_international_football
Football match
Celtic for a third consecutive year. Celtic won the match 1–0, with Bobby Lennox scoring the only goal. This meant that Celtic completed the first leg
1966 Scottish League Cup final
1966_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Clyde Stevie Chalmers (Celtic) 21 1967–68 Celtic (23) Rangers Hibernian Bobby Lennox (Celtic) 32 1968–69 Celtic (24) Rangers Dunfermline Athletic Kenny Cameron
List of Scottish football champions
List_of_Scottish_football_champions
1954 film by Robert Z. Leonard
miss their actual parents. She has so much sympathy for one young boy, Bobby Lennox, whose globe-trotting parents neglect him, that she reads letters pretending
Her_Twelve_Men
Football match
Gemmell 30' CM 4 Bobby Murdoch CM 10 Bertie Auld 77' RW 7 Jimmy Johnstone CF 9 John Hughes CF 8 Willie Wallace LW 11 Bobby Lennox Substitutes: GK 12
1970_European_Cup_final
Football match
won a high-scoring match by 5–3, with Stevie Chalmers, John Hughes, Bobby Lennox and Willie Wallace all scoring for Celtic. George McLean and Jim McLean
1967 Scottish League Cup final
1967_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Swedish footballer and manager (born 1971)
scored the third-most-goals in Celtic's history (only Jimmy McGrory and Bobby Lennox scored more), which includes fifteen hat-tricks. Larsson was also a consistent
Henrik_Larsson
Surname list
singer-songwriter Bernard Gordon Lennox (1932–2017), British Army major general Betty Lennox (born 1976), American basketball player Bobby Lennox (born 1943), British
Lennox_(surname)
Scottish football match
FW 11 Frank McGarvey Substitutes: MF 12 Vic Davidson (unused) MF 13 Bobby Lennox ?' Manager: Billy McNeill RANGERS: GK 1 Peter McCloy RB 2 Sandy Jardine
1980_Scottish_Cup_final
Prominent rivalry in Scottish football
Jimmy Duncanson Rangers 16 30 0.53 9 Henrik Larsson Celtic 15 30 0.50 10 Bobby Lennox Celtic 15 51 0.29 11 Willie Reid Rangers 14 21 0.67 12 Alec Smith Rangers
Old_Firm
Football match
Jimmy Johnstone MF Bobby Murdoch MF Bertie Auld MF Bobby Lennox FW Willie Wallace FW Stevie Chalmers Manager: Jock Stein ABERDEEN: GK Bobby Clark DF Jim Whyte
1967_Scottish_Cup_final
Argentine footballer (1926–2014)
Bernabéu on 7 June 1967 against Celtic, who won 0–1 with a goal from Bobby Lennox. In the 13th minute, Di Stéfano took off the captain's armband and gave
Alfredo_Di_Stéfano
Men's association football team
Despite being underdogs, Scotland won 3–2 thanks to goals from Denis Law, Bobby Lennox and Jim McCalliog. Having defeated the world champions on their own turf
Scotland national football team
Scotland_national_football_team
Football match
Aitken MF 7 Johnny Doyle MF 8 Ronnie Glavin FW 9 Kenny Dalglish MF 10 Tommy Burns MF 11 Paul Wilson Substitutes: MF ? Bobby Lennox Manager: Jock Stein
1976 Scottish League Cup final
1976_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Celtic 1978–79 football season
roles at Celtic for many years. Additionally, former Celtic players Bobby Lennox and Vic Davidson returned to the club later in the season. Celtic made
1978–79_Celtic_F.C._season
Football match
first. 11 April 1970 Hampden Park, Glasgow Attendance: 108,434 Referee: Bobby Davidson "Aberdeen 3–1 Celtic, Scottish Cup Final (contemporary newspaper
1970_Scottish_Cup_final
Football match
Hay MF 7 Jimmy Johnstone MF 8 George Connelly FW 9 Willie Wallace MF 10 Harry Hood FW 11 Lou Macari Substitutes: MF ? Bobby Lennox Manager: Jock Stein
1970 Scottish League Cup final
1970_Scottish_League_Cup_final
International football competition
Graça Nicolae Dobrin Ion Ionescu Mircea Lucescu Alan Gilzean Denis Law Bobby Lennox Anatoliy Byshovets Murtaz Khurtsilava Pirri Leif Eriksson Tom Turesson
UEFA_Euro_1968_qualifying
Historic county in Scotland
Gary Holt (1973–), football manager and former player, born in Irvine Bobby Lennox (1943–), footballer, born in Saltcoats Lou Macari (1949–), football manager
Ayrshire
English footballer (1937–2019)
the first team to beat the world champions, as goals from Denis Law, Bobby Lennox and Jim McCalliog secured a 3–2 victory at Wembley on 15 April 1967.
Gordon_Banks
Football tournament season
Jimmy Johnstone MF David Hay MF Bobby Murdoch MF Tommy Callaghan FW Kenny Dalglish FW Dixie Deans Substitutes: MF Bobby Lennox ?' Manager: Jock Stein
1972–73_Scottish_Cup
Town in North Ayrshire, Scotland
singer-songwriter, leader of Men at Work Al Howie (1945–2016), long-distance runner Bobby Lennox (b.1943), professional footballer Fiona Macpherson (b.1971), philosopher
Saltcoats
Football match
McCluskey DF Andy Lynch MF Paul Wilson MF Steve Murray MF Ronnie Glavin MF Bobby Lennox FW Kenny Dalglish FW Harry Hood Substitutes: MF Tommy Callaghan DF Roddie
1975_Scottish_Cup_final
Championship Bobby Murdoch, Bobby Lennox 45,281 322 15 April 1967 Wembley Stadium, London (A) England 3–2 British Home Championship Denis Law, Bobby Lennox, Jim
Scotland national football team results (1960–1979)
Scotland_national_football_team_results_(1960–1979)
Football match
Tommy Gemmell RH Bobby Murdoch CH Billy McNeill LH John Clark RW Jimmy Johnstone IF Charlie Gallagher CF Joe McBride IF Bobby Lennox LW John Hughes Manager:
1965 Scottish League Cup final
1965_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Scottish footballer (1944–2006)
Johnstone capped an outstanding performance by playing the pass to Bobby Lennox for the only goal in a 1–0 win for Celtic. Johnstone had a morbid fear
Jimmy_Johnstone
the 1966 World Cup Final were appointed MBE; additionally, Jack Charlton, Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks and George Eastham were made OBE. In August 2023, Dario
List of football personalities with British honours
List_of_football_personalities_with_British_honours
Football tournament season
DF Jim Brogan DF Tommy Gemmell MF George Connelly MF Bobby Murdoch MF Bertie Auld MF Bobby Lennox FW Stevie Chalmers FW Willie Wallace Manager: Jock Stein
1968–69_Scottish_Cup
Football tournament season
Celtic 1–1 Rangers Bobby Lennox Report (page 3) Derek Johnstone
1970–71_Scottish_Cup
International football competition
Budapest Honvéd 5 6 Oleh Bazylevych Dynamo Kiev 4 Andriy Biba Dynamo Kiev 4 Vitaliy Khmelnytskyi Dynamo Kiev 4 Chris Lawler Liverpool 4 Bobby Lennox Celtic 4
1965–66 European Cup Winners' Cup
1965–66_European_Cup_Winners'_Cup
Football tournament season
Tommy Gemmell RH Bobby Murdoch CH Billy McNeill LH John Clark RW Stevie Chalmers IR Charlie Gallagher CF John Hughes IL Bobby Lennox LW Bertie Auld Manager:
1964–65_Scottish_Cup
Scottish footballer (born 1961)
opening the scoring in a 3–0 win over Clyde and providing the assist for Bobby Lennox to score Celtic's third goal. Nicholas returned to playing for the reserves
Charlie_Nicholas
Football match
8 Kenny Dalglish FW 9 John "Dixie" Deans MF 10 Harry Hood MF 11 Paul Wilson Substitutes: FW 12 Bobby Lennox DF 14 Roddie MacDonald Manager: Jock Stein
1974 Scottish League Cup final
1974_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Football games
claimed a 25th winner's medal with the club, equalling the record held by Bobby Lennox. For Rangers the outcome was very similar to their defeat in the 2022
2024 Scottish League Cup final
2024_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Football Association Jim Leighton at the Scottish Football Association Bobby Lennox at the Scottish Football Association Craig Levein at the Scottish Football
List of Scotland international footballers
List_of_Scotland_international_footballers
Football tournament qualifying stage
match. 4 goals Geoff Hurst 3 goals Bobby Charlton Martin Peters 2 goals Jack Charlton Alan Gilzean Denis Law Bobby Lennox Ron Davies Wyn Davies 1 goal Alan
UEFA Euro 1968 qualifying Group 8
UEFA_Euro_1968_qualifying_Group_8
McDonald in temporary charge for the games against Wales and Northern Ireland. Bobby Brown was then appointed as the national team's first full-time manager
1966–67_in_Scottish_football
manager: 14, Willie Maley (Celtic) Most cup final wins by player 8, Bobby Lennox (Celtic) and James Forrest (Celtic) Most overall goals: Jimmy McGrory
Football_records_in_Scotland
Term referring to one club winning the national league championship nine times in a row
success; however, this group, including Billy McNeill, Bobby Murdoch, Tommy Gemmell, Bobby Lennox, Jimmy Johnstone and John Hughes plus the older Stevie
Nine_in_a_row
Soccer club
1990s Keyes played for the Houston Hurricanes (USISL); his boyhood idol Bobby Lennox played for the NASL's Hurricane club in 1978-79, two factors that played
Celtic_FC_America
Football rivalry between the national football teams of England and Scotland
into the match. Scotland took an early lead through a goal by Law, and Bobby Lennox put Scotland 2–0 up with just 12 minutes remaining. England were somewhat
England–Scotland football rivalry
England–Scotland_football_rivalry
Irish association football player
he ranks as Celtic's sixth highest goalscorer behind Jimmy McGrory, Bobby Lennox, Henrik Larsson, Stevie Chalmers and Jimmy Quinn. With Gallacher added
Patsy_Gallacher
Celtic 1969–70 football season
Johnstone — FW SCO Stevie Chalmers — FW SCO Willie Wallace — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO John Yogi Hughes — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish
1969–70_Celtic_F.C._season
3 1 106 24 63 1st 1R W W European Cup – 1R Intercontinental Cup – RU Bobby Lennox 44 1968–69 SFL 34 23 8 3 89 32 54 1st W W SF European Cup – QF Willie
List_of_Celtic_F.C._seasons
Jim Kennedy (6) John Kennedy (1) Alexander King (4) Paul Lambert (31) Bobby Lennox (10) Willie Loney (2) Duncan MacKay (14) Murdo MacLeod (5) Lou Macari
List of Celtic F.C. international footballers
List_of_Celtic_F.C._international_footballers
on aggregate to Liverpool in the semi-final, although a last minute Bobby Lennox 'goal' was controversially disallowed in the second leg at Anfield which
History of Celtic F.C. (1887–1994)
History_of_Celtic_F.C._(1887–1994)
Scottish Premier League to form the Scottish Professional Football League. Bobby Evans holds the record for Scottish League XI appearances, having played
List of Scottish Football League representative players
List_of_Scottish_Football_League_representative_players
Football match
first leg 1–0 at their home ground Celtic Park, thanks to a goal from Bobby Lennox. Liverpool needed to win the second leg at Anfield to progress to the
1966 European Cup Winners' Cup final
1966_European_Cup_Winners'_Cup_final
Celtic 1971–72 football season
McLaughlin — FW SCO Jimmy Johnstone — FW SCO Willie Wallace — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO John Yogi Hughes — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish
1971–72_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1977–78 football season
John Dowie — MF SCO Peter Mackie — MF SCO John Clifford — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Paul Wilson — FW SCO George McCluskey — FW SCO Joe Craig
1977–78_Celtic_F.C._season
Football match
Hood FW 8 Kenny Dalglish MF 9 Paul Wilson MF 10 Tommy Callaghan MF 11 Bobby Lennox Substitutes: DF ? Jackie McNamara, Sr. MF ? Ronnie Glavin Manager: Jock
1975 Scottish League Cup final
1975_Scottish_League_Cup_final
Trinidad and Tobago musician and pannist (1942–2021)
Lennox Sylvanus "Bobby" Mohammed (2 June 1942 - 25 May 2021) was a musician and pannist from Trinidad and Tobago. He was the youngest arranger to win Panorama
Bobby_Mohammed
Irish Provisional IRA member (1954–1981)
the job had failed to show up. Bobby left the game on the spot, changed clothes and took the gun. This is when Bobby's involvement with the IRA began
Bobby_Sands
School in Kilwinning, North Ayrshire, Scotland
Browne, Lord Browne of Ladyton, Politician for British Labour Party Bobby Lennox, footballer for Celtic F.C. Julie Fleeting, footballer for Arsenal L
St Michael's Academy, Kilwinning
St_Michael's_Academy,_Kilwinning
Scottish football award
November 2012. Pattullo, Alan (11 November 2013). "Football Hall of Fame: Bobby Walker inducted". The Scotsman. Johnston Press. Retrieved 11 November 2013
Scottish Football Hall of Fame
Scottish_Football_Hall_of_Fame
Association which celebrates Robert Burns and Scottish literature
Thatcher, sporting legends such as Roger Bannister, Jack Nicklaus, and Bobby Lennox, and many prominent Scots from different walks of life including JM Barrie
Irvine_Burns_Club
(great-nephew, son of Jim) John Lambie, William Lambie (brother) Bobby Lennox, Gary Lennox (son) Archie Livingstone, George Livingstone (brother) Alec Logan
List of Scottish football families
List_of_Scottish_football_families
Scottish footballer
score 200 goals for the club, and only four others have done so—McGrory, Bobby Lennox (273), Larsson (242), and Stevie Chalmers (228). Ninety years after his
Jimmy Quinn (footballer, born 1878)
Jimmy_Quinn_(footballer,_born_1878)
Celtic 1976–77 football season
— MF SCO Johnny Doyle — MF SCO Bobby Hannah — MF ENG Johnny Gibson — MF SCO Alfie Conn Jr. — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish — FW SCO
1976–77_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1970–71 football season
Johnstone — FW SCO Stevie Chalmers — FW SCO Willie Wallace — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO John Yogi Hughes — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish
1970–71_Celtic_F.C._season
Television series about British football
C. "The Lisbon Lions" 26 January 2009 Billy McNeill – Bertie Auld – Bobby Lennox Leeds United A.F.C. "The Revie Years" 2 February 2009 Jack Charlton –
Time_of_Our_Lives_(TV_series)
Football match
minute. The first goal was scored after a ball was swung into the box and Bobby Lennox slotted past the keeper before he could react. The second goal was even
CNE_Cup_of_Champions
Celtic 1986–87 football season
Hay Assistant Manager Tommy Craig (appointed February 1987) Reserve Team Coach Bobby Lennox Physio Brian Scott Masseur Jimmy Steele Kitman Neil Mochan
1986–87_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1979–80 football season
McStay — MF SCO Murdo MacLeod — FW SCO George McCluskey — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO David Provan — FW SCO Frank McGarvey — FW SCO Charlie Nicholas
1979–80_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1968–69 football season
Bertie Auld — FW SCO Jimmy Johnstone — FW SCO Stevie Chalmers — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO Joe McBride — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW
1968–69_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1985–86 football season
David Hay Assistant manager Frank Connor (until 2 February 1986) Coach Bobby Lennox Physio Brian Scott Masseur Jimmy Steele Kitman Neil Mochan Chief Scout
1985–86_Celtic_F.C._season
Boxing event
bouts; Tim Witherspoon vs. Jorge Luis González, Lennox Lewis vs. Ray Mercer and Evander Holyfield vs. Bobby Czyz. The event's origins date back to November
One_Big_Night
Overview of Scotland at football
emerged with a famous 3–2 victory, with the goals scored by Denis Law, Bobby Lennox and debutant Jim McCalliog. The victory led fans to call Scotland the
History of the Scotland national football team
History_of_the_Scotland_national_football_team
Dumbarton 1973–1974 football season
silky football was little in evidence, goals from Kenny Dalglish and Bobby Lennox were enough for the visitors to see off the Sons. This meant Celtic headed
1973–74_Dumbarton_F.C._season
Celtic 1987–88 football season
Manager Billy McNeill Assistant manager Tommy Craig Reserve Team Manager Bobby Lennox Youth Development Officer Benny Rooney Chief Scout John Kelman Physio
1987–88_Celtic_F.C._season
Football tournament season
Celtic 5–0 Hibernian Bobby Lennox 9' David Provan 48' Johnny Doyle 54' Murdo MacLeod 79' Tom McAdam 86'
1979–80_Scottish_Cup
Stanley Rankin (1948-10-31)31 October 1948 (aged 23) 0 Morton 17 4FW Bobby Lennox (1943-08-30)30 August 1943 (aged 28) 10 Celtic 18 3MF Doug Smith (1937-11-18)18
Brazil Independence Cup squads
Brazil_Independence_Cup_squads
Celtic 1990–91 football season
Manager Billy McNeill Assistant manager Tommy Craig Reserve Team Manager Bobby Lennox Youth Development Coordinator Benny Rooney Physio Brian Scott Masseur
1990–91_Celtic_F.C._season
Football tournament season
thumping of Nuneaton Wanderers, being described in the press as the Bobby Lennox of the female football world." In the quarter–finals, Nuneaton Wanderers
1970–71_WFA_Cup
1967 single by Procol Harum
many films, for example, by King Curtis in Withnail and I and by Annie Lennox in The Net. Keith Reid got the title and starting point for the song at
A_Whiter_Shade_of_Pale
Celtic 1974–75 football season
Steve Murray — MF SCO Ronnie Glavin — FW SCO Jimmy Johnstone — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish — FW SCO Dixie Deans —
1974–75_Celtic_F.C._season
Scottish footballer
including descendants of Hamilton and club representatives Jim Craig and Bobby Lennox attended Dalbeth Cemetery in the East End of Glasgow to mark his grave
Davie_Hamilton
Celtic 1975–76 football season
Glavin — MF SCO Jim Casey — MF SCO Johnny Doyle — MF SCO Bobby Hannah — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish — FW SCO Dixie
1975–76_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1972–73 football season
McLaughlin — MF SCO Billy Mitchell — FW SCO Jimmy Johnstone — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish — FW SCO Dixie Deans —
1972–73_Celtic_F.C._season
Celtic 1991–92 football season
Assistant manager Tommy Craig Coach Mick Martin Reserve Team Manager Bobby Lennox Youth Coordinator Benny Rooney Physio Brian Scott Masseur Jimmy Steele
1991–92_Celtic_F.C._season
American singer-songwriter (born 1941)
'Little Richard'". That year, as Elston Gunnn, he performed twice with Bobby Vee, playing piano and clapping. In September 1959, Dylan enrolled at the
Bob_Dylan
Boxing competition
Lennox Lewis vs. Mike Tyson, billed as Lewis–Tyson: Is On, was a heavyweight professional boxing match that took place on June 8, 2002, at the Pyramid
Lennox_Lewis_vs._Mike_Tyson
Rangers 1968–69 football season
in him scoring more at Parkhead than Celtic's 2nd all-time top scorer Bobby Lennox. Colin Stein was signed in a £100,000 Scottish record transfer deal from
1968–69_Rangers_F.C._season
16 October 1968 Idraetsparken, Copenhagen (A) Denmark 1–0 Friendly Bobby Lennox 6 November 1968 Hampden Park, Glasgow (H) Austria 2–1 WCQG7 Denis Law
1968–69_in_Scottish_football
American comedian and actor (1940–2005)
Richard Franklin Lennox Thomas Pryor (December 1, 1940 – December 10, 2005) was an American stand-up comedian and actor. Known for reaching a broad audience
Richard_Pryor
American baseball league(s)
Montgomery Lions 61 73 .455 31½ Roy Ellam Columbus Foxes 63 79 .444 34½ Bill White / Bobby Lennox Pensacola Pilots 53 87 .379 42½ Tom Pyle / Ray Kennedy
Southeastern_League
68th season of top-tier football league in Scotland
Davidson — MF SCO Brian McLaughlin — FW SCO Jimmy Johnstone — FW SCO Bobby Lennox — FW SCO Harry Hood — FW SCO Kenny Dalglish — FW SCO Dixie Deans —
1973–74_Celtic_F.C._season
Canadian professional wrestler (born 1976)
has media related to Bobby Roode. Bobby Roode's profile at WWE , Cagematch , Wrestlingdata , Internet Wrestling Database Bobby Roode at IMDb Robert
Bobby_Roode
Celtic 1989–90 football season
Manager Billy McNeill Assistant Manager Tommy Craig Reserve Team Manager Bobby Lennox Youth Development Officer Benny Rooney Physio Brian Scott Masseur Jimmy
1989–90_Celtic_F.C._season
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