Celtic punished for first offence..."rangers" sevco praised..... Nicola has my SNP membership in shreds...

boab1916 said:
Does not matter if your players did not take part in a game and were not in a squad for that games match, the fact is that only because the Police reported them that it came out, the offence was still committed, they would have been in at training when it resumed next day or day after and around the squad, not only are they breaking the rules they were also been decietful and this is what the protocols are in place for, no-one should jeopardise the lives of others and thats as clear as it gets, they broke the rules it does not get any different the rules are all players within the squads do not mix in other and sized groups outside the bubble (Aberdeen example)and engage in parties that exceed the rules and bring them into contact with other households/mebers of public.
Arfield and players would all be a group bubble that includes all first team players who train and play and are part of the overall squad, but if they venture out to the openess and engage in non safe distance measures by drinking and socialising with outsiders thats the breach that affects all. if they have been deceitful once as can be proved with the Police fine whose to say they have not been flouting the rules previous, Jones has played this season domestically and in Europe and was very much part of the whole squad. Boli and The Hun twos crimes are simple its not the way things happened its they were deicetful and this regardless of the Sevco stance, fliys on deaf ears and is not commendable, they like Celtic had a rouge(s)prepared to jeopardise lives, thats why a punishment to all and not personal should be the Gov stance, to show the severity to all, others will not take lessons from this, they will seew this as a slap in the wrist and with the money they earn will see it as no big deal, the lesson and punishment has to be always the threat that the livliehood of all will be affected when the games are stopped, this will deter others who may think the risk outweight the fine.
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Well said
 
This all seems to be swept under the carpet when bolingoli done what he did,bearing in mind he never put a positive covid test in,he was hounded by the press till finally the wee kranky bastard decided to cancel two off our games,Scottish football put on yellow card then when red card offense comes from the huns it's all went quiet,with one select story about frimpong to try and take the heat out off it now the sound of silence
 
McGarrell said:
This all seems to be swept under the carpet when bolingoli done what he did,bearing in mind he never put a positive covid test in,he was hounded by the press till finally the wee kranky bastard decided to cancel two off our games,Scottish football put on yellow card then when red card offense comes from the huns it's all went quiet,with one select story about frimpong to try and take the heat out off it now the sound of silence
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That is only because of our shocking display on Thursday McGarrell. You are right about it been swept away with 2 games played since a rule brake but sure we will still have plenty to say on the 17th with a no case to answer as a result of a none investigation
 
Sevco are playing the body swerve card saying they will sell the two has beens who don't play for them anyway in January window,took them long enough to make that decision,unlike Celtic who got shot of Bolie within days,just another smoke screen so the media can big them up wonder if Sturgeon will comment .........don't hold your breath
 
It will be interesting to learn which teams have players exposed to Covid 19 during the international break and who receives the most media exposure not that I would wish that on anyone just think it would create an interesting situation for the media as to who they defend and which teams will be condemned,I'm sure Sturgeon will wish to give her unbiased opinion "............ just a thought
 
The convicted criminal chairman,branded as a glib and shameless liar,in a South African court, passed by the SFA as a fit and proper person!(ma phuqin sides!)
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