 Neil Lennon will be meeting with England goalkeeper David James on Monday to discuss a possible move to Parkhead. James' future has remained uncertain since his contract with Portsmouth ended at the end of the season and although Pompey were initially keen to retain the 39-year-old, they withdrew their offer when james did not respond by the deadline they had set. A number of clubs have since been linked with the former Liverpool keeper with Sunderland manager Steve Bruce confirming his interest yesterday. Lennon has already signed a number of new players for the assault on Europe and the domestic league and is still keen to bring more new faces to the club, with Gary Hooper said to be on the verge of signing from Scunthorpe. The Celtic manager hopes he can use the blarney, he is obviously blessed, with to persuade James to ply his trade north of the border. Lennon said: "He's hopefully coming up on Monday to have talks and look at the place and we'll take it from there." |