Originally published at: Celtic boss Neil Lennon agrees with "astonished" Michael Stewart on worrying precedent - 67 Hail Hail
Celtic manager Neil Lennon reckons that the Scottish FA have moved the goalposts on the club again after their decision to charge Albian Ajeti for simulation. The striker faces a two-match ban after winning a Celtic penalty against Kilmarnock on Tuesday night. Lennon has gone on the record multiple times to voice his displeasure on…
If a player goes down after contact when it is feasible he could have stayed on his feet merits a 2 match ban this is revolutionary it happens nowhere else in the world. How many retrospective bans for Morelos and others? Kicking someone is not a foul if you don`t poleaxe him?
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This sinks of SFA attempting to keep the right side of the boys in blue. They have painted themselves into a corner here. Let’s see how it’s resolved…
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Trial by Sportscene, has always been there.
the debate was raised by an ex celt craig gordon, his opinion clouded by recent delings with celtic, and his support for goal keepers
I said debate , because from a strikers perspective , the debate is contact made ,go down its a foul, from a keepers perspective , not enough contact (but contact made) to go down
both agree about Contact
My point , two different perspectives , SFA should not be involving themselves with media debates.
SFA are allowing themselves to be manipulated ,by whoever the BBC have discussing any games, and unfortunately Celtic highlights ( should have said footage as the word highlights is misleading) shown longer and more regularly .
Remember the SFA do not need to watch sportscene.
And the Paranoia begins… been here before, always the same when we are P%$h poor on the park.
"THEY HAVE IT IN FOR US "
load of B****x
Go and check the history…
and the manky mob from Govan say exactly the same .
PARANOIA indeed
only when yer loosing
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