Celtic manager, Brendan Rodgers, was roundly hounded, criticised and lamented for his comments towards BBC reporter Jane Lewis last month.
Lewis took on a rather aggressive line of questioning towards the Celtic manager because he had the audacity to tell the truth about the narrative the Scottish media were painting about our club.
His ‘good girl’ comment made headline news across Scotland as the media tried to paint Rodgers as some sort of footballing dinosaur.
It really was a shameful episode in what has been a very predictable assault on our club by the SMSM.
And to prove just how anti-Celtic he broadcast media and their pundits are, popular Celtic account, Jungle Lion, points out just how biased they are after Ally McCoist’s comments this week.
What a superb point. The media in Scotland got themselves more upset about a throwaway comment that offended nobody than a comment made by a high profile ex-Rangers pundit who admitted he and 48,000 fans were about to break the Scottish Government’s new Hate Crime law on Sunday.
We all know what McCoist meant. The Rangers fans tried to flock to his defence but the Celtic fans have seen through McCoist’s ‘cheeky chappy’ persona for years.
McCoist and the media are fooling no one. Well, at least no one from Celtic Park anyway.
