Another MIB Says Sorry

[Imatim]

There’s a pattern emerging.....They know the replays will show they are cheating huns.....so they simply say sorry and that makes everything alright.

From the Daily Ranger

Gary Holt claims referee apologised for not red carding Rangers defender Filip Helander
Livingston boss reveals Don Robertson's words after Betfred Cup tie.

Livingston manager Gary Holt reckons Don Robertson blundered in not sending off Filip Helander - and revealed the referee agreed with him.
The Rangers defender scythed down Lyndon Dykes from behind in his side's 1-0 win and even Steven Gerrard admitted he could have walked.
Holt was unhappy at the Helander call but insisted the flashpoint wasn’t to blame for his side’s cup exit.
However he revealed ref Robertson admitted he made a mistake in failing to dig out the red card.

Holt said: “Yeah. It didn’t help us but I don’t think it cost us the game. We still created enough chances.
“You do want the fine lines and wee breaks to go your way against the bigger teams. It didn’t go our way but it is one of those things.

“I think the referee said he had look and said it was a red card after the game.

 

[The Shamrock]

Too little, too late and of course it would have made a bloody difference.

 

[Imatim]

Too little, too late and of course it would have made a bloody difference.

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When the MIB belatedly say sorry.....generally one of 2 things has happened.....they have done the Huns a good turn.....or they have done Celtic a disservice.....and sometimes even both

 

[kelly]

Robertson and his linesmen were a disgrace the whole game should have been more than one sending off

So owning up and saying sorry makes everything better ,bet Livi would have loved a day out at hampden

 

[BILLCOWIE1958]

Too little, too late and of course it would have made a bloody difference.

Nah it was Ricki Lamie leading with his elbow while contesting a high ball with Joe Aribo that made the bloody difference 20 stitches worth of a bloody difference

HH

Too little, too late and of course it would have made a bloody difference.