In all my time following football, I have never seen a reaction to a dubious decision as I have over Kyogo’s goal against Hearts.

It received all sorts of attention and media coverage over the weekend and even now, there are Rangers fans still pushing a narrative that, somehow, Celtic are on more of the right side of poor refereeing mistakes.

It is a clear and blatant attempt to try and deflect the attention from the obvious gains their team consistently receive from the men in black and twitter account ‘Inside The SPFL’ called it out over the weekend.

More accurately, the account called out the appearance of referee chief, Crawford Allan’s appearance on BBC Sportsound to discuss the goal.

I mean, when has that EVER happened? Ever?

And what kind of precedence does it set?

The volume of wrong decisions that have gone in Rangers favour this season is remarkable & incredibly fortunate when you consider what's at stake (CL £) so for head of referees to suddenly criticise a decision involving the Ibrox club's rival looks sinister & utterly insincere.

— Inside The SPFL (@AgentScotland) December 4, 2021

And when asked to provide examples of this apparent bias towards the Ibrox club:

There’s multiple examples in various games, I’ll give you this one for free, Rangers vs Aberdeen

Four fouls in the box but the referee only blows for one, guess who for?https://t.co/zrBxmOXKDB pic.twitter.com/0pijnCNUew

— Inside The SPFL (@AgentScotland) December 4, 2021

And when a Hearts supporter jumps in to have a go:

Bobby Madden ignored a blatent red card for Andy Halliday on the opening day of the season and Hearts were on the right side of a terrible offside call, both decisions when the gane was tied at 1-1, if we want change we can't just complain when poor decisions good against us.

— Inside The SPFL (@AgentScotland) December 4, 2021

I haven't dismissed anything, I just find the fact Crawford Allan has chosen now to come out extraordinarily insincere, two weeks ago an Aberdeen player was attacked by a Dundee Utd fan and was sent off for it, by the same horrendous referee, the head of referees said nothing.

— Inside The SPFL (@AgentScotland) December 4, 2021

And to prove the point that Allan’s appearance on the show is bizarre, he named various decisions that affected multiple teams over the season and the head of refs stayed silent:

Hold the bus here, making it about two clubs? The whole point is about the Head of Refereeing, you’ve chosen to see it the way you want to see it, look at the thread, I’ve highlighted horrendous decisions that have affected Aberdeen, Dundee Utd, Hearts, Hibernian & Motherwell.

— Inside The SPFL (@AgentScotland) December 5, 2021

And this is where he is on the money? Why did he come out now and speak? Why not keep his powder dry?

Because you just know that anytime a contentious refereeing decision goes against other clubs, Allan must come out and speak now right?

For the interests of balance and fairness of course…….