Chris Sutton mocks Rangers for controversial moment v Kilmarnock

Chris Sutton made a lighthearted acknowledgement following Rangers’ controversial penalty call against them during their 2 January victory against Kilmarnock at Ibrox.

Gers’ three points allowed them to cut the deficit to five points, and with the game remaining, they may be as close as two points from the league leaders.

The subsequent penalty was then slotted home by Daniel Armstrong to give the visitors some home but Todd Cantwell scored shortly after to put the game beyond all doubt.

Sutton wrote on Twitter, “Breaking News. A penalty has been awarded against Rangers…”

Boring by now

Sutton’s lighthearted remarks on Twitter, when he made fun of Rangers for receiving a penalty, are indicative of his well-known fanaticism.

He has been outspoken in his support of Celtic since he was a player for the team, and his prejudices frequently show in his analysis.

While his comments may be intended as light-hearted banter, they underscore a pattern of favouritism towards Celtic and a tendency to provoke rival fans, especially those of Rangers.

The claim that Gers receive more penalties than the Hoops doesn’t align with statistical evidence, as refereeing decisions are typically diverse and influenced by various factors.

Sutton’s provocative remarks seem designed to ignite a reaction from the Ibrox faithful, contributing to the longstanding rivalry between the two Glasgow clubs.

Sutton contributes to the narrative that has fueled the fierce rivalry between the teams by emphasizing perceived injustices against the Rangers, which sparks discussion and responses on social media.

In other Rangers news, the ideal long-term defensive option is a phenomenon at a well-known Premier League team for Gers, and a move in January ought to be considered.

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