‘SFA Under Fire, Rangers in Trouble?’ Rangers to be in Big Trouble after what Celtic has just DONE after Old Firm Derby Controversy that favoured Rangers at Ibrox

Celtic Football Club has recently expressed strong dissatisfaction with the Scottish Football Association (SFA) following contentious officiating decisions in the latest Old Firm derby against Rangers.

The match concluded in a 1-1 draw, but several incidents during the game have led to accusations of bias and calls for greater accountability from match officials.

One major point of contention was a controversial tifo displayed by Rangers fans, depicting former manager Graeme Souness holding a shotgun with the caption “Take aim against the rebel scum.”

This display, along with a glass bottle thrown near Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo, has raised serious concerns about fan behavior and the club’s responsibility. Rangers have condemned these actions and pledged to take strong action against those involved.

Additionally, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has previously criticized match officials for “absolutely shocking decision-making” in a defeat to Hearts, highlighting a pattern of perceived officiating inconsistencies.

These incidents have intensified scrutiny on the SFA’s handling of officiating and disciplinary matters, with calls from various quarters for reforms to ensure fairness and transparency in Scottish football.