Kenny Miller outdid Michael Stewart by backing ALL of the VAR calls at Tynecastle on Saturday.
During Sportscene on Saturday Stewart claimed that Michael Smith’s arm was in a natural position when he blocked a cross from James Forrest. Even Shelley Kerr struggled to understand his justification.
Between Sky Sports, Radio Scotland, BT Sport and Radio Clyde barely a day goes by without Miller sharing his opinions, for every pocket money he fills a space in the Sunday Mail/Daily Record.
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Monday is Radio Clyde for the former Scotland striker where he backed up the claim that Smith’s arm was in a natural position when he raised it to block Forrest’s cross.
Going a step further he told a caller that he had viewed the Liel Abada ‘goal’ and agreed that the Celtic striker was offside, apparently it was clear cut.
Miller seemed amazed that anyone would want to see the VAR lines to confirm the offside call. For whatever reason the SFA haven’t released the image with two lines that Steven McLean used to come to his decision, the lines to justify Lawrence Shankland’s second goal were quickly on Sky Sports.
Kenny Miller “I don’t need lines to see abada is offside”
Same Kenny Miller “it’s not a handball or a penalty as Smith can’t get his arm out the way”
Such an angry wee blue man is @ClydeSSB’s kenny miller ? pic.twitter.com/7svnhiCrOj
— Davie ???????? (@Davie_1967) October 24, 2022
The guilty look ripping out him.. stunned he got away with that.
— Will McCusker (@WMcCusker4) October 24, 2022
That’s why he’s on Clyde sir
— nicky wawa (@nickywawa) October 24, 2022
Kenny Miller is an out and out hun who has never got over being flipped head over heels by Simunovic in the most humiliating moment of his football life.
Impossible for hum to be impartial which is why he’s trotted out by the hun fan media.
Save Scottish football.
Expose the cheats.