And we're off. 1st post of the season.
Ref doesn't even consider a card for this actual rugby tackle.
No other team is getting away with this. For Pedo FC, just business as usual.
Just last season alone the SFA have-
Introduced an option to postpone league games between qualifiers the year Celtic have qualifiers.
Took Celtic's side illegally banning the Union Bears from an old firm.
Scheduled split fixtures so Celtic play first and at H on the last day.
New season.
They got away with the blatant cheating.
Only people punished were the ones that spoke out about it.
This will just embolden them.
If they start this season the same and our board don't call it out.
Itl maybe be time for our fans to force them to.
Arteta calls referees “embarrassing” and a var decision “a disgrace” = no punishment. Mcinnes has league stolen from him and his outburst = 4 match ban
The Scottish FA’s inconsistency is the problem. #Rangers are right to call it out. The club has every reason to demand fairness, transparency, and the same standards for everyone, not one rule for some and another for the rest.
Brendan Rodgers will serve an immediate one match ban from the dugout for his comments on match officials after Celtic's loss to Hearts earlier this month.
There is an option for Rodgers to appeal the punishment within the next five days ⤵️
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@D_Rod1888@RangersBanter17 Rodger’s got a 2 match ban (1 suspended) for a rule 72 breach after describing referee Don Robertson and VAR John Beaton as "really, really poor" and hitting out at "absolutely shocking decision-making", before adding the officiating "cost us"
Compare - McInnes got a 4-match Rule 72 ban (3 immediate, 1 suspended) for calling the Celtic penalty “disgusting.” Rodgers got 2 matches (1 immediate, 1 suspended) for his Rule 72 breach after Hearts v Celtic.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has been given a four-game touchline ban, with one suspended, for describing as "disgusting" the decision to award Celtic a late penalty at Motherwell last May.
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