Well into his fourth season at Ibrox it seems that Connor Goldson still doesn’t understand the true traditions of the self-declared ‘most successful club in the world’.
Perhaps having one medal to his name has had an impact, maybe it is the regular cup defeats from Aberdeen, Hearts, St Johnstone, St Mirren and now Hibs.
If you want to be a true Ranger have a word with Andy Halliday and some other true blues, guys like Lee McCulloch or Young McCrorie.
You never ever ever surrender or admit to defeat. To do so in public is unforgivable. Yesterday after losing to Hibs at Hampden Goldson rolled into a Premier Sports interview and shot down the cherished delusions of a fan-base and culture.
He told viewers that the match was lost at 3-1 down with 45 minutes left to play. You won’t find that quote from Mr Struth.
To that he added that after picking up one trophy in nine the hunger has gone from his team-mates. He was wary of that quote, he knows the consequences, he still came out with it.
The social media reaction wasn’t of understanding.
— FollowFollowMeltdowns (@FollowMeltdowns) November 21, 2021
