For the obfuscating about Celtic being on the better end of refereeing decisions, the media scrutiny whenever the Parkhead club are deemed to be on better side of ‘honest mistakes’ really is beyond a joke and shows up Scotland’s standards of broadcasting for the utter embarrassment that it is.
From Kyogo’s ‘offside’ goal, to added on time to now arguing over the award of a CORNER, the hysteria and downright over reaction to some of the decisions given in Celtic’s favour is just amazing to watch. None of which that have changed the course of a game, but all of which are targeted by our one sided media.
But what about the team on the other side of the city? Have they not benefitted from some of these honest mistakes?
Have they not been on the end of some contentious and game changing decisions? More than most some would say.
First up, Aberdeen on Sunday. Calvin Bassey’s infringement on the Aberdeen defender no less than ten seconds before they score the winner:
Second, same player against Ryan Porteous from Hibs in February:
And lastly, ok they didn’t get any advantage because we skelped them, but it’s always good practise to put in a video to remind us of this Glasgow Derby:
Three incidents. Same player. Zero coverage. All would have had a material impact on the game.
Now shut it Timmy cause yous get all the decisions.
