The manager of a team who've had Steven Naibalance sent off this season for trying to con the referee into giving a penalty, stated that Celtic's tactics this season have been to complain and try to win penalties.
This from the man who's team came to today's game fresh from having been awarded THREE penalties and THREE opponents sent off in their previous fixture.
Clearly, Celtic getting a penalty against Rangers is such a rare occurence that it really puts the Establishment team out of sorts when it happens.
You'd almost think the Man with No Dignity doesn't fancy his team to win the league from here on in.
No doubt Hugh Keevins will describe this as Nosurname having a "nip" at the referee, rather than deride the bitter old man as paranoid and for bringing the game into disrepute, as we know he would if Neil Lennon said anything similar.
The Laptop Loyal also have a go at Neil Lennon for cupping his hands to his ears in response to that mythical minority of Rangers fans singing "What's it like to live in fear?", reverberating as it was from three Ibrox stands.
Good to see the decent Rangers fans in reflective mood in a week when some in their midst have taken to sending bombs to the Celtic manager and others.
Of course the natural reaction for the media is to talk about Neil's reaction and ignore the singing.
Make the victim the culprit again, it's the Scottish media's way.
Their answer to racism, sectarianism and discrimination is - don't annoy the bigots. Keep your head down, put up with it and don't talk about it, so we don't embarrass either the bigots or their media apologists.
Listen to Lenny's response to Nosurname's sour grapes here:
Lenny puts Walter Myth in his place
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You seem like a very sad bitter man. Get on with life and put your hatred away.
You'd almost think the Man with No Dignity doesn't fancy his team to win the league from here on in...
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Sorry, there's no hatred here. You must be thinking of Follow Follow or Rangers Media. If you can find any hatred on these pages I'd be obliged if you could point it out and I'll mend my ways.
As for the man with no Dignity, he may have staggered over the line with the help of a few hun reserve outfits lying prostrate before his team and Celtic failing to beat an ICT team who thought they were playing a World Cup final, but certainly cut a figure of desperation and lacking in any confidence or leadership, what with his "we are doing well just to be competing never mind win the title" BS, whilst having the most expensively assembled SPL squad to choose from. Walter Myth right enough.
And of course there was the Man With No Dignity's bitter sour grapes rant at the end of the season, lacking the class simply to enjoy his tainted victory and retire gracefully, instead he reverted to his moaning grumbling two-faced type.
the supposed chants of 'what's it like to live in fear'???
EVIDENCE PLEASE!
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