‘What are the club going to do about open season on our players’ ‘make a stand v the weekly assaults’ ‘silence from the club is poor’ Fans repond as Celtic official speaks out over incorrect decisions

John Paul Taylor took a light-hearted swipe at Leslie Deans and opened the door on a string of complaints from Celtic fans.

It seems that last week’s win for Ange Postecoglou’s side over the Hearts has been too much for some pundits who’ve gone out of their way to find fault with the outcome.

Claims that Kyogo Furuhashi’s goal should have been ruled out for offside have still to be met with conclusive proof- Scottish football has been very slow to embrace VAR.

Throwing of objects at Barrie Mackay was very regrettable but sadly it is far from a rare incident, there hasn’t been many claims for matches to be replayed when it has occurred.

Deans, a former Hearts chairman, made the claim with Taylor, Celtic’s Supporters Liaison Officer commenting soon after without direct reference to the claim from Deans.

With so much criticism and in some cases hysteri being thrown Celtic’s way the club has said absolutely nothing.

Nothing about the Souttar/Kyogo incident last Thursday, nothing on Calum Butcher’s attack on David Turnbull, in fact nothing about virtually everything!

Ange Postecoglou will meet the media tomorrow to preview the Europa League tie against Real Betis but so far the hoops boss has shown little appetite to tackle refereeing issues.

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