Rangers: Spokeperson reacts as ‘regrettable’ Brendan Rodgers Celtic incident takes new twist

Rangers: Spokeperson reacts as ‘regrettable’ Brendan Rodgers Celtic incident takes new twist

The head coach of the Hoops is facing charges after he claimed that the officiating against Hearts on March 3 was “really poor,” according to a news outlet on Wednesday, March 6. His tribunal date is set for March 28, which means he might miss the encounter at Ibrox if he receives a two-match touchline ban.

In reaction to the Northern Irishman’s remarks after his team’s loss at Tynecastle, a representative for the Scottish Senior Referees Association said it is “regrettable” that criticism has grown “much more frequent, disproportionate, and personalised” towards its members.

Rodgers has had a trying few weeks because his remarks following Celtic’s loss against Hearts aren’t the only ones that have been questioned recently.

The majority of Hoops supporters are dissatisfied with the team’s recent results, which has put the manager under a lot of pressure.

Although Rodgers’ absence from the Parkhead club’s dugout would benefit Rangers, some of their fans would likely be happy to see him there instead of in the dugout.

The Northern Irishman may not be returning to Glasgow for the last time, as he may be leaving quickly if he isn’t able to win the SPL again this year.

The Gers are still very much in charge of the title race despite their slip-up against Motherwell, and they will be eager to make amends when they return to league play after their match against Benfica.

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