Dundee look nailed on for a quick return to The Championship but captain Charle Adam has the consolation of one trophy to his name.Â
Saturday’s dive against St Johnstone quickly went viral and was greeted by a mix of astonishment and pity.Â
Twenty-five yards from goal and heading towards the touchline Adam threw himself to the ground with no St Johnstone players anywhere near him.Â
Fortunately Bobby Madden gave the former Ibrox starlet the John Lundstram treatment but social media was unforgiving with the video clip, which caught the eye of Sutton.Â
This week’s Simulation Game winner. The award that no player wants to win. Dundee’s Charlie Adam please take a bow ??????? pic.twitter.com/lCqbeg2MsI
— Chris Sutton (@chris_sutton73) April 24, 2022
This is the greatest dive Scottish football has ever seen ? 10/10 for Charlie Adam ? pic.twitter.com/8mwtj5W2oO
— Callum Bell (@Calbell0) April 23, 2022
At 36-years-old this may be Adam’s last season playing the game, as he moves into the media full-time one video clip is going to haunt him as he shares his opinion on others within the game.Â
His team mates should give him a nickname and start to call Muff as he is bit of fanny.
Madden slipped up ! he was supposed to send off the other guy going by his interpretation of football ! I think Muff covers the two of them !
My God, this guy is not even good a diving!
What a plonker! Acutely embarrassing!