OPINION
Rangers are in meltdown – again. That’s the view of some Celtic fans after the Gers’ managing director Stewart Robertson hit out at the BBC and the Scottish FA’s disciplinary system on Monday, as quoted by the club’s official website. It is funny that Robertson has only decided to speak out about these issues now. Celtic pulled eight points clear on Sunday after deserved bans were handed to Alfredo Morelos and Allan McGregor for their antics against Aberdeen earlier this month. They were correct decisions by the Scottish FA and the fact that the BBC have talked so much about players like Morelos this season is because of how much attention he gets. Imagine telling the biggest broadcaster in the country to not talk as much about the biggest issues in Scottish football because it upsets Rangers’ hierarchy and their fans. What a load of rubbish. There is no way that the BBC have swayed the Scottish FA’s decision-making process and to suggest it is pure paranoia. No wonder Celtic fans believe that “panic has set in” at Ibrox – they are spot on.
This is Futbol has rounded up some of the best tweets below:
https://twitter.com/GReid3112/status/1097549933211799552
What an embarrassment
— Michael Callaghan (@MyTownLand) February 18, 2019
They are losing the place now. Panic has set in
— Michael Callaghan (@MyTownLand) February 18, 2019
Meltdown!…………. pic.twitter.com/2MFRYJYql2
— DC? (@thebigbhuna) February 18, 2019
https://twitter.com/moneromonero/status/1097549343178063874
Total Meltdown at the crumbledome . ??????
— Macfearghais (@macfearghais1) February 18, 2019
They have completely gone. This is wonderful viewing.
— lisbon calling (@MarkMaclean6) February 18, 2019
???..paranoia well n truly set in!!
— Pauly D (@paulodunx) February 18, 2019