Clancy had his trademark apologetic face on as he awarded Hearts a procession of free kicks, opposing players know that their luck is in while the scores are level against Celtic.
One of the paranoid Ibrox facing social media accounts has highlighted the different standards of refereeing that Celtic are subjected to.The replies piled in on Blow The Whistle, a very professional looking Twitter account.It came just a few days after Willie Collum admitted that Alan Muir had no evidence to…
Celtic fans are calling for boardroom action following the audio release of Alan Muir’s justification for disallowing a ‘goal’ scored by Daizen Maeda against Hibs.For decades the paranoid card has been thrown at hoops supporters, with the release of the audio from Ester Road it is clear that fans weren’t…
Allegedly Collum had a senior refs meeting on Thursdays night an let them hear the VAR audio from the Maeda disallowed goal at Easter Road .
Muir’s motivation can only be guessed at, what can be said with certainty is that three times in his Celtic SPFL matches this season the SFA have been forced to go public that one of their full-time VAR officials has failed to properly apply the Laws of the Game
Celtic fans paid £34 to watch Saturday’s match, behind the goal they celebrated Maeda’s equaliser, two minutes later the ‘goal’ was disallowed with only Alan Muir knowing the reason why.
Hardie had a horrendous match today, he had no control or understanding of the game which is becoming a regular characteristic in the generation of referees coming through that have Collum as their role model.
Willie Collum was twice given the statement treatment, shamefully the SFA pandered to their newest club with the former RE teacher kept away from matches involving the Ibrox Tribute Act with their most recent statement coming in January of this year via one of their toxic fan media outlets.
For the families of John Beaton and David Dickinson there could be complimentary tickets for a match on January 2 or they might have to ask around to watch their favourite team.
On Monday afternoon the Ibrox media messengers were informed that new Ibrox CEO Paddy Stewart had contacted the SFA on the issue, today the former Manchester United man gave an in-house interview with the Scotsman jumping to conclusions from very bland, non-committal comments: