Celtic fans weren’t slow to help Jim White in his debate about sporting integrity!
It seems that some elements of the sporting world has stopped spinning after some southern hemisphere cricketers were caught tampering with a ball.
Rolling news channels have latched onto the scandal with politicians in Australia quick to condemn their home grown cheats.
Opening the debate out a little further White asked his TalkSPORT audience if they had lost faith in their sports.
Scottish football fans were quick to remind White about a decade plus of once club fielding ineligible players without punishment.
Cheating is fine Jim. As long as it’s the right sort of cheating. https://t.co/ONacIzJ2G3
— The Clumpany (@TheClumpany) March 26, 2018
Jim White, who was at Charles Greens bedside…wonders if we can trust sporting integrity. I’m out. There’s no hope anymore.
— Richard McGinley (@Richiestoke) March 26, 2018
As a Scottish Football fan I can only admire the simplicity of your question. I cannot trust my sport but neither can I trust the likes of yourselves to properly report on it.
— Tumble Drift (@GerryH64) March 26, 2018
Jim u have a platform with your job to bring all things that are bad in sport like yesterday’s news of cheating in cricket condemned by all including sky. Yet ignore blatant and industrial scale cheating supreme court judgment simple question why. pic.twitter.com/bWd8ZkPevg
— Celtic bhoy (@Pedroshome67) March 26, 2018
Non disclosure of side letters cheating fact.
— Celtic bhoy (@Pedroshome67) March 26, 2018
Mr black was David Murray. bring facts to the debate not some mickey mouse LNS inquiry that did not have all facts before him. Even Alex McLeish admitted to attracting players they otherwise couldn’t afford facts. pic.twitter.com/iS4j7xuWeA
— Celtic bhoy (@Pedroshome67) March 26, 2018
Don’t recall this type of foaming at the mouth from you Jim when your favourite club formerly known as Rangers cheated the whole of Scottish football?
— Matthew Doherty (@Matthew210387) March 26, 2018
Yep..were not going away this time…the tribute act is doing exactly the same as the old Rangers…spending money it doesnt have…what next..Third Rangers?…the monkeys died chasing the Lions. RIPRFC
— Tam (@coybig6721) March 26, 2018
As well as helping them to win trophies, as manager Alex McLeish confirmed, the success of Rangers (IL) denied other clubs trophies, prize money and European participation.
In September 2017 Stewart Regan referred the issue of the 2011 UEFA licence granted to Rangers (IL) to the Compliance Officer, seven months on there has been no comment or update on the matter.
