Shankland’s reaction to the objects of Hibs fans

Lawrence Shankland, a striker for Hearts, has dismissed his eventful night at Tynecastle on Wednesday, even though he nearly missed a bottle opener when things rained down on him during his penalty kick against Hibs. The Jambos captain scored a contentious penalty kick to salvage a 1-1 draw in the Edinburgh derby; nonetheless, the game was tainted by unruly fans, especially from the opposing side. Shankland and the other Hearts players were pelted with cups, air pod headphones, lighters, vape pens, pies, and bottle openers. The Scotland striker tried to brush it off on social media, writing on Instagram, “Some sort of spicy pie, 1/10.” AirPods: a costly toss. I’m pleased the bottle opener missed. Pen: Upper containers.”

Aberdeen advised returning to fundamentals

Aberdeen needs to “go back to basics,” according to Angus MacDonald, in order to avoid getting into more and more rough waters. The home crowd turned against St Johnstone on Wednesday night, 2-0, at Pittodrie, and the board. Since replacing Barry Robson as manager of the Dons, Neil Warnock has managed five Premiership victories without a single slip-up, and Aberdeen has lost nine league games, trailing Ross County by just four points in the relegation zone. “Results of late haven’t been great,” MacDonald stated. Most likely, confidence is low. We just must return to the fundamentals. Return to your foundations and begin maintaining tidy bedding. I am aware of how difficult it is. I am aware that it’s not for want of effort. Simply put, things right now aren’t going our way. However, we must persevere, muster some courage, and play again on Saturday [against St. Mirren] in the hopes of picking up three points.

Spokesman for St. Mirren on the penalty claim

Aberdeen needs to “go back to basics,” according to Angus MacDonald, in order to avoid getting into more and more rough waters. The home crowd turned against St Johnstone on Wednesday night, 2-0, at Pittodrie, and the board. Since replacing Barry Robson as manager of the Dons, Neil Warnock has managed five Premiership victories without a single slip-up, and Aberdeen has lost nine league games, trailing Ross County by just four points in the relegation zone. “Results of late haven’t been great,” MacDonald stated. Most likely, confidence is low. We just must return to the fundamentals. Return to your foundations and begin maintaining tidy bedding. I am aware of how difficult it is. I am aware that it’s not for want of effort. Simply put, things right now aren’t going our way. However, we must persevere, muster some courage, and play again on Saturday [against St. Mirren] in the hopes of picking up three points.

Spokesman for St. Mirren on the penalty claim

St. Mirren’s assertion The referee department of the Scottish Football Association acknowledged that VAR ought to have been used to verify a penalty allegation made during Tuesday night’s 1-1 draw with Ross County. Coach Stephen Robinson of the Buddies believed that Ryan Leak of the County should have been given a penalty for a handball. Chris Graham, the referee, was not questioned about the event, though. “St Mirren can confirm they have spoken to the SFA’s referee department regarding the decision not to check for a penalty after a handball in Tuesday night’s draw with Ross County,” the Paisley club said in a statement. The team feels that VAR erred in not suggesting an on-field review after a first-half handball by a Ross County defender. After being granted access to see the entire VAR audio and video, it is evident that an error occurred during the process. A brief video assistant assessment focused on James Bolton’s shirt pull in the box. Though we acknowledge that this is subjective, we also think that this might have been a punishment. But the referee department has acknowledged that the handball was a factual incident and that this ought to have prompted an on-field investigation. We appreciate the referee department’s openness and honesty in assessing this issue, and we welcome more independent evaluations aimed at strengthening the process, but we are nonetheless unhappy and angry that the proper procedure wasn’t followed this time.

Butland: We simply don’t stop.

After Rangers’ 2-1 victory against Kilmarnock on Wednesday night maintained them two points ahead of Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership, Jack Butland says the team is just looking forward to the next challenge. Butland remarked, “We just keep going.” At this moment, only three points are important. Sure, it would be nice to keep a clean sheet because penalties are annoying, but we must focus on winning games in order to achieve our goals. It goes without saying that the feeling is much better than it was when we last visited. We just maintained our composure and reiterated at halftime why we are in this situation and how we got there. There is never any panic. We simply kept doing that in the second half, maintained our composure, and ultimately, Tav and Tom produced two wonderful finishes, giving us the three points that we were aiming for.

Bravo for Hibs’s star player

Emiliano Marcondes, a January addition, received high marks from Nick Montgomery for his role in Hibs’ recent transformation into “a proper team.” Since signing on loan from Bournemouth, the 28-year-old Danish playmaker has made an impression. On Wednesday, he scored his second goal in seven games while playing away from home against Hearts. “Emi is a very good player; in the first half, he scored one goal and had another one disallowed,” Montgomery remarked. “We can see the fans and players love him – and he’s just a top, top player,” the coach said, persuading the player who hadn’t played in eight months to come here and support what we’re doing. Every week, both in the gym and during games, he gains more fitness. He was slightly knocked during his debut match at Kilmarnock, which caused him to regress. However, you were able to witness his quality versus Hearts once again. Additionally, he is a man who instills composure in the team. He has a great rapport with the front players. He has been a great help to us.

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