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‘It’s cheating mate’ ‘Utter gaslighting poppycock’ ‘Bigger cheerleader then Derek Johnstone’ Celtic fans trash the Jonny McFarlane and Tom English TagTeam

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In a very strange coincidence a lot of top reporters suddenly discovered an IFAB Q and A, not the Laws of the Game, at roughly the same time on Tuesday morning.

Like a dog with a bone they all rushed to their laptops, copied and pasted and then clicked on PUBLISH with some glee to prove that John Beaton and Willie Collum are honest men applying the Laws of the Game. Among them Tom English and Jonny McFarlane, the Blue Whales of the internet.

Their despair, desperation and relief was obvious. It never changed anything about the second half incident at Ibrox where the two Lanarkshire officials decided not to award Celtic a penalty.

Had Ange Postecoglou’s team drawn level at that stage there were reasons to fear that they could have gone on to win the game, open up a 12 point gap that would have finished the season and left Micky Beale with an even bigger mess to try and resolve.

Should Michael Nicholson demand publication of conversations between Collum and Beaton?

Yes, we must have clarity and accountability

Yes, we must have clarity and accountability

No, lets give VAR time to get over teething troubles

No, lets give VAR time to get over teething troubles

As sure as Collum and Beaton came to their decisions out came the apologists, the ones that were silent and in hiding over penalties awarded against Alexandro Bernabei and Matt O’Riley earlier in the season.

In 20 SPFL matches no Scottish referee has awarded a penalty against the Ibrox Tribute Act. In 10 UEFA matches this season they conceded four penalties.

I suppose the decisions given depend on whether the match officials were members of the Lanarkshire Referee Association or not.

Paul Gascoigne was sent off twice in UEFA matches as a Rangers player before a Scottish referee found the courage.

In over 400 matches for Rangers Derek Johnstone was sent off twice, both against Swiss clubs in European matches.

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  • peter cassidy says:

    Its just a joke regarding this complete mess regarding var from monday match how can they try and say its not a penalty. also was starfelt tackle also really a penalty var was to make and help”refs make the right calls on these offences mistakes or cheating by the officals.

  • Tony B says:

    The thing is they ALL know it’s cheating and it has been going on for years.

    Rather than looking at the pattern of this obvious chicanery, they prefer to focus on individual instances in minute detail in an attempt to find any reason to justify the latest “honest mistake”, as per this latest IFAB nonsense.

    In Goldson’s case he had both hands up to deflect the path of the ball. If merely trying to protect himself he could have ducked or swerved, but he didn’t and it was a stonewall penalty.

    What is most interesting is the concerted post match reaction of the Scoddish meedja.

    Methinks the brithers doth protest too much.

    What are they afraid of?

  • John Copeland , says:

    It’s almost as if they have this tacit acceptance that the Rangers are entitled to preferential treatment to all other clubs in Scotland ! That it should be a given …. Well ,I’m afraid sport anywhere does not operate on those rules . You either have equality for all ,or you get anarchy and corruption …And when those two arrive ,then you have turmoil ….

    Editor: VAR is a real levelling up tool, Celtic start each match minus 1. Celtic board comfortable with this, keeps things competitive.

  • Allan Loveman says:

    There’s me ,thinking a footballer,who has a ball traveling towards his head would use that to defect ball from the danger area n not punch it away like Joel Bats ffs

  • Bigmick says:

    “I’m starting to think there might be something amiss with referees in Scotland” 9 yr old me in late1970.

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