Another video has emerged of Ibrox players breaking the Law of the land and the strict protocols that allowed for the return of football while most areas of Scotland remained in Lockdown.
The Daily Record seemed to cover the James Tavernier story early on Tuesday evening but for some reason decided to pull the story. Back in January there was no hesitancy in publishing a picture of Scott Brown and Neil Lennon poolside in Dubai.
Still wearing his full kit Tav seems to have been driven to a house party outside of Glasgow with the video content showing him joined by Connor Goldson and serial party-animal Nathan Patterson.
The young full-back, named in the Scotland squad for the European Championships, missed the game against Aberdeen as part of a four match suspension for being caught at a party in February and given a Fixed Penalty.
Rangers players again breaking covid laws. I wonder what will @scotgov @ScottishFA say about it? pic.twitter.com/Da5vwmESSV
— Michael McCahill ? (@MickMcCahill) May 19, 2021
The Ibrox club appear to have been virtually immune from the pandemic with only Filip Helander testing positive during the season with his test result surfacing with the Swedish FA. Loan stars Ross and Robbie McCrorie tested positive on duty with the Scotland u-21 side.
Back in November Jordan Jones and George Edmondson were issued with Fixed Penalties after attending a House Party on the day of Scott Arfield’s birthday. The identity of the other partygoers has never emerged.
In February Patterson and four team mates were given Fixed Penalties for getting caught at a House Party. More than two months later, once Tav had recovered from injury the SFA banned the five stars for four matches.
Following a win over St Mirren at the start of March a number of players ran to an Ibrox gate to celebrate with fans and pick up scarves and flags. Steven Gerrard later roared out the Dressing Room window at fans gathered illegally. The following day at Murray Park boozed up players celebrated in front of fans then car shared.
No action was taken by the SFA or SPFL.