Very biased coverage, did he explode at the assault on Idah. Or was the fat baldy bastard too busy eating monster munch?
— pissoff (@melilarmalite) November 10, 2024
Seventy minutes later Reo Hatate was late going into a challenge and pulled up, Walsh decided to book him while Ian Crocker got terribly upset on Sky Sports.
His anger was picked up by the usual messengers, afterwards it was the easy option to ask Derek McInnes about to deflect away from his side’s defeat and the Idah assault.
Hatate could have been given a harsh red card in the 80th minute with his team leading 2-0.
In contrast Wright escaped an 11th minute red card for a head assault that left his opponent bloodied.
After the Hatate incident Liam Donnelly deliberately followed through on Kasper Schmeichel after he had cleared the ball, Walsh opted to book him with no evidence of a VAR check from Robertson.
There was still time for Fraser Murray to aim at kick at Tony Ralston’s chest, it landed closer to his neck. Walsh decided on another yellow, again Robertson opted out on VAR, when John Beaton suggested a VAR review on a booking for Yang Hyun-jun away to Hearts in March Robertson was only too happy to oblige with a red card for the Celtic winger.
During the upcoming international break Willie Collum will sit down with Gordon Duncan to whitewash over a month of honest mistakes, highlighting some soft options while ignoring the Idah assault.
Walsh will be back at the day job at Boclair Academy tomorrow, working on the fitness of the Murray Park starlets,
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