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Any idea what the cost would be?. There is already good Sky/BT cameras in a lot of matches, why not have a monitor pitch side for the 4th official/assistant ref & managers? obviously not all games are covered but it's a start.

The point is, that is against the new rules, no player should be made to walk around the pitch when it is a high risk match, such as v's them, where it may endanger the player, you would think a referee would know the rules, and in fact Davis was the only player that was made to do this.

I was just thinking about some fans who think it was wrong for the club to reduce to reduce the away ticket allocation in this fixture, I personally think it is the correct decision, and that performance & result proves the reduced number of Rangers fans doesn't really have any bearing on the teams performance!.

English Premier League club Arsenal have reignited their interest in Glasgow Rangers midfielder Joe Aribo. Scouts In Attendance has informed that Gunners scouts have watched the last six matches played by Rangers and has suggested that the Scottish Premiership side are more likely to be running the rule over Aribo than his teammate Glen Kamara, who used to play for Arsenal youth teams. The Nigeria international has started the last six games played by Rangers in all competitions - against Celtic (2), Young Boys, Motherwell, Hibernian and Kilmarnock FC - and contributed to four goals (1 goal, 3 assists). Following an excellent season at Charlton Athletic, Aribo was on the radar of several Premier League clubs not limited to Arsenal and Manchester City, but was convinced by manager Steven Gerrard to make the move to Scotland last summer. The left-footed midfielder shares the same agent as Arsenal youth-teamers Tobi Omole, Folarin Balogun and Malcolm Ebiowei, as well as Hale End Academy products Alex Iwobi and Chuba Akpom, and this would give credence to suggestions that the Gunners are monitoring the Super Eagles star ahead of a possible swoop as from the January transfer window. Aribo is contracted to Glasgow Rangers until the end of the 2022-2023 season. Ifeanyi Emmanuel https://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=34820

Page #31 post #305 in the match thread has the explanation for this

I look like I'm pregnant ?

All the very best to all Gersnet, wishing you all a prosperous 2020. 55 is coming closer

Excellent statement from Club 1872

The Parkhead outfit have promised to deal with any incident in a 'dignified and professional manner'. Celtic have hit out at a series of incidents involving Rangers fans during Sunday's clash at Celtic Park. The Parkhead club have accused away supporters of targeting home fans with missiles as well as directing 'sickening chants' at players. Celtic were beaten 2-1 by Rangers and the club have expressed their unhappiness with how away fans acted during the game. Only 800 Rangers supporters were in attendance but the Hoops say there was a number of incidents that they will look to deal with over the coming days and weeks. Record Sport understands Leigh Griffiths was targeted from the away end by chants about his mental health and several songs were sung about the Celtic Boys Club scandal. That includes the previously mentioned chants and missile throwing as well as anything else that is reported to them. A Celtic spokesperson said: "We are aware of a number of incidents from Sunday's match including Celtic supporters being targeted with missiles from the away support, something which has unfortunately happened on numerous occasions previously. "We are also aware of a number of other unsavoury incidents involving the away support, including sickening chants directed at our players and supporters. "However, as we always do, Celtic will deal with these and all other incidents responsibly and in a dignified and professional manner and in a way which protects the greater good of the game." The match ended 2-1 with goals from Ryan Kent and Nikola Katic enough to edge it for Steven Gerrard's men despite Odsonne Edouard's first half equaliser. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/celtic-hit-out-rangers-fans-21191324 Smoke & mirrors, masters of deflection/denial, Separate Entity FC

The problem is the whole team put in a MOTM performance and we can only pick one

It was also notable how Clancy insisted Davis went off beside the goals, which breaks the new rule on this!

The explanation/lies was given, posted in the match thread.

Clancy was conveniently looking the other way, it was brought to his attention by Rangers players, if only he had assistant refs to help him out! that would have been his 2nd yellow card!!!