Fire Gers star given “runaround” by Motherwell nemesis

Stuart Kettlewell, the manager of Motherwell, maintained that Rangers’ equalizing goal on Saturday was given a “soft” penalty. He

cited the amount of time VAR required to reach a verdict as proof that there had not been a glaring error. Referee Alan Muir waved

play on for four minutes before deciding to give a spot kick after watching footage on the pitchside monitor. Kettlewell may have

protested, but it’s difficult to claim that the correct choice was not made in the end. Fabio Silva clipped the ball over Stephen

O’Donnell, who fell to ground and slid into him. Neil McCann of Sportscene said that the former Scotland defender made a “cardinal

sin” as he lunged.Neil McCann, a former Ibrox winger who praised the forward after motivating the Steelmen to a 2-1 victory at Ibrox,

says as much.Neil McCann was talking on BBC Sportscene about Theo Bair’s contribution to Rangers’ unexpected loss to Motherwell.

Following his lackluster performance in the game at both ends of the field, Connor Goldson has drawn harsh criticism.

McCann now stated that the Rangers vice captain was given the “runaround” and that Motherwell hitman Theo Bair’s performance

was crucial.Neil McCann stated, “I think Theo Bair really ran Connor Goldson around all day long.”

Theo Bair provided a “runaround” to Connor Goldson.

“Strong and swift, you need pace up top, a target man, and a willing runner if you’re going to go to Ibrox and get a historic win.”

For Connor Goldson, who just celebrated his 300th Rangers game, it’s a harsh indictment. Theo Bair was also praised by James

McFadden, who also brought the hitman up on the Sportscene panel, in addition to Neil McCann.

The former Motherwell striker goes so far as to say that when James Tavernier briefly provided Connor Goldson with some breathing

room, the anxious forward was “delighted.”

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