grant_rfc

we already have a midfield full of people who put in hardwork and run for the full 90 mins. That is not our problem, we need someone with a bit more vision to unlock defences and play the kind of passes that defoe is looking for. I thought Davis would be able to provide that to a degree and obviously so did Gerrard. It's looking like both were wrong though.

I know many people are against it if it involved changing the name of the stadium. However I wouldnt care as long as it gave us the financial firepower to get a better quality of player on the park. It will always be Ibrox regardless of who the sponsor would be.

Who decides what the compliance officer reviews? Do they watch all the fixture looking for any incidents or do the clubs themselves put in a complaint? Not quite sure how this all works exactly. If its the clubs who make the report then our club should be making a point and reporting all incidents in other games to even the playing field.

Exactly. You have to be at least aiming for it from the outset. Even if we narrowly missed out we could accept that given it was the first season back.

Cant remember where I seen it but im sure someone did the research and the stats showed that celtic players on average get let off with 3x the number of fouls before receiving a booking in comparison to ourselves.

I understand why the ref can make the decision he has. Given the fact is all happens very quickly. However watching the replay I just felt that as McKenna is going down, Morelos already has his leg in the air and any attempt to put it down "naturally" are hindered by the fact that McKennas leg is there. Hence why it looks like a "double kick" at McKenna. I dont deny that morelos is being cheeky in trying to leave something on Mckenna because all players tend to do this to a degree, but it certainly isnt a stamp as people are trying to portray. Ultimately he just needs to stick to what hes good at in terms of roughing the defenders up without overstepping the mark and giving the ref the opportunity to use his reputation against him.