Is Anyone Else Getting Fed Up With The Conspiracy Nonsense?

Disgusting way to talk about your fellow fans, just because they disagree with you does not make them *.

 

There's a deeply rooted anti Celtic agenda in Scotland and Scottish football. It's no longer a conspiracy it is now blatantly right there clear as day for all to see.

 

Spot on, mate. He did shake hands though but that should have been it. Do that then walk off.
He's too much of a fan to take a professional view point on games. And being at the level he is at it's becoming a bit of a joke now and looks bad for the whole club.

 

Here's an idea - watch the footage insteado of having an ill-educated pop at our manager - Lennon clearly walks up to Sergio and congratulates him before jogging over to the ref. You can almost guarantee that every manager who had witnessed what Lennon had seen yesterday would have reacted in the same manner.

So all these bad decisions are Celtic's fault then? We should have won the game before that? Ach well that's ok then, if we aren't winning 6-0 with 10 mins to go then I suppose that justifies bad decisions Cha never touches a Rangers player but because he was near him then it is his fault - brilliant, absolutely loving your deluded post. Another 'fan' backing referee's word over our own manager with regards to his dismissal at Ibrox.

I actually can't believe that because Ki never scored we therefore have no right to expect a fair referee - what utter nonsense is that? Hooper is onside, just.

I highly doubt that you're a Celtic fan but if you are then I would rather you weren't. Complete apologist who will slate everything and anything to do with his own club as opposed to anyone else. Who needs enemies eh?

 

I think it's terrible that people can call their fellow Celtic fans "huns" or "Rangers fans" for not agreeing with them, and I wish moderators would make rules about it.

Just because a Celtic fan thinks his team lost fair and square doesn't make him a Rangers fan.

 

8 posts on this forum, comes and slates our manager, spreads lies about him, then wants him sacked having just won the title and being cheated out 2 cups. Oh and there are rules about it.

 

Let's be honest, there will be some Huns on this forum, not many though. Even had one fan saying 'Always cheated, never defeated' yesterday, most clear Hun patter you'll ever find.

 

There ARE rules about it? I never noticed before.

I don't think we were cheated, The ball hit Wanyamas hand, was it a penalty at the other end? I don't know yet as I haven't seen a replay, if anyone has a GIF I'd like to see it.

I think the players are more to blame for yesterday than a referee (even if the referee had a howler).

 

then its not a penalty go and read the rules to see what qualifies as a penalty

 

It was never a penalty though? I mean, the player was a yard away, not even looking - hardly intentional. The rules state the handball must be intentional. I haven't seen our claim, the BBC felt the need to ignore that moment. Bar the first 15 minutes of the second half, we dominated the game so I'd suggest we deserved more than we got from the game, and that's before the referee cheated us.

 

A poor refereeing decision cost us the game yesterday regardless of whether we should have had the game tied up before then. I don't know if it's incompetence or prejudice but that penalty lost us the game and that's the end of it. Neil Lennon is absolutely right to question the decisions made by the match officials. Who do they have to answer to when they do something wrong? They could get away with making decisions like that every week if they aren't called out about it. I can't understand people on here accusing Lennon of being in the wrong, it's shameful.

 

There is no conspiracy. Refereeing worldwide is atrocious at best and Scotland is up there with the worst of them.

I don't like to see our manager spitting the dummy, it's extremely unprofessional but I can appreciate his extreme frustration at the way things play out. I doubt he's the only manager incessed by the way that referees can't be questioned.

Is there any other profession in the world where you can do a * job (bar banking I guess) and not be questioned about it. In fact, if you do question them, you are punished!

Worldwide football needs a complete overhaul of the way things are officiated. Goal line technology, an additional referee viewing replays (with takes seconds) would see a far fairer game.

In the meantime we need to get out of this conspiracy nonsense. It's just people doing a job terribly. The penalty decision and the Hooper offside were glaringly bad in just one game. Improvement is needed!

 

Is it always atrocious to certain teams the world over? Such as Celtic or anyone playing them?

 

Yes it's atrocious. Bad decisions are given against every club and country in world football. If you think we're the only club on the end of bad decisions then carry on, but it's not the case.

 

Celtic's performance was equally as * as the referee's performance. It's funny how when we know we've played really bad for 90 minutes there are all sorts of penalty claims in the dying moments of the game. If we had performed like we did at Tynecastle a few weeks back we would have won comfortably. But we didn't. The only legit goal scored was by hearts where Beattie showed a bit of imagination with his through ball. Imagination that we lacked on the day. We lost and surely this sends the message that we are good, but not as good as we like to think we are.

 

So how come R*ngers have never got a bad decision against them in the 5-6 games Norris has officiated for them,infact he's given 5 penalties and 5 red cards in their favor.

 

I'm not suggesting we are the only team ever to receive bad decisions. We consistently are on the wrong side with big calls. When Stokes wasn't given the penalty, ex refs like Clark clamoured to say the ref got it spot on and that giving a dodgy penalty in the dying minutes of game is too risky - well what happened yesterday? What about the years and years of proven corruption in the SFA? Jim Farry? Letting Rangers away with tax evasion, double contracts, EBTs? Head of Referee's sending anti-Catholic bile via email? The constant decisions we have seen inexplicaably given against us in recent years - penalties were the ref has his back to the game, sending offs that were never sending offs, the Dougie Dougie scandal which proved that cover-ups occur amongst referees - Steven Craven beign sacked for nothing simply because he told the truth and backed what Celtic were claiming?

 

I didn't watch any of those games so can't comment. I don't know whether any of the cards or penalties were dubious.

 

They were.

 

We are going to have games that will go down to the wire,the players are only human after all.Hoopers goal if offside was marginal,not one Hearts player complained.It would be good in these close games if the referee for once never gave the opposing team free lifelines.