Neil Lennon to leave Vine Twitter action to SFA NEIL Lennon has spoken for the first time about comments made in reference to him on Twitter by Hibs striker Rowan Vine, following Celtic's 1-1 draw at Easter Road last weekend. Lennon had complained about Hibernian's tackling in the match and Vine had taken exception to the Northern Irishman singling him out for a challenge on Hoops debutant Darnell Fisher. Lennon described it as "rugby-esque." Vine made reference in his Twitter postings to an incident in a Newcastle versus Leicester game in 1998 when Alan Shearer kicked Lennon, then a City midfielder, in the head. The Englishman wrote: "Read Sir Neil Lennon's comments regarding tackles in y'days game and said my tackle was "rugby-esque." I mean I know he likes the snus. But has he been smoking something else. I hardly touched the boy and there were no "reckless" tackles in the game. Might get me mate Alan Shearer to send him another size 9 Umbro Speciali in the dish if he don't pipe down. Lennon replied on his own Twitter account, writing: "Did I read that right?" Vine later apologised to Lennon and Hibernian boss Pat Fenlon said he dealt with the issue in-house after speaking to the player. However, the Scottish Football Association have confirmed that the matter is being looked at. Lennon said: "I am assuming the authorities will look at it, rather than myself. There is nothing I can do about it. I don't run the game and I don't make the laws up. I think there is a line you can't cross when it comes to saying anything in public, either personal or against a club so I will leave that to be the powers that be. We have had discussions about it (use of social media) yes, with the players regarding themselves and their wives as well.