Who does this guy think he is? Super Scoreboard provides helpline for Ibrox fans with Scott Brown Syndrome

Radio Clyde’s Super Scoreboard provided an anger outlet for grieving Ibrox fans tonight. 

A 1-1 draw at Aberdeen seems to have set alarm bells off and running with the presence of Scott Brown providing scary flashbacks to the bleakest period in the shallow lifes of Ibrox supporters. 

Brown drawing breath seems to have an unsettling impact on many people, if he is smiling, laughing or pointing towards the tunnel for a player that has been sent off it seems to trigger meltdown for some. 

Caller after caller went through the same range of points, conveniently ignoring how Kevin Clancy had refused Aberdeen a first half penalty less than a minute before Ianis Hagi opened the scoring. 

With the gap down to four points and impressive new signings at Celtic the team on Scoreboard will need to get upto speed with grief counselling if the results in the first round of 2022 fixtures is repeated over the coming weeks. 

Do you know if there’s an app that does this? And it’ll try and do something Lou?

— Tam sellic son (@TamsellicsonIII) January 19, 2022

He allowed Scott Brown to referee that game last night, Scott Brown’s behaviour overall was despicable. I mean, who does this guy think that he is, I mean, to make gestures which are virtually em, they are certainly unsporting and would bring the game into disrepute, I mean, who does this guy think he is?

This guy has collected more medals than last nights opponents, combined.