Usually popular Rangers star risks Ibrox ire by defending brutal moment live on airwaves 

 

Usually popular Rangers star risks Ibrox ire by defending brutal moment live on airwaves

Andy Halliday, a midfielder for Motherwell, has denied that teammate Dan Casey ought to have been sent off for a horrific tackle on Rangers winger Ross McCausland.

Following a careless first-half challenge by Dan Casey, who went on to score the game’s winning goal, the young Northern Irishman had to leave Ibrox on crutches.

Manager Philippe Clement became enraged after the game, claiming that Dan Casey had “kicked” Ross McCausland off the field.

Dermot Gallagher, a former Premier League referee, has since voiced his shock that a red card wasn’t given, although Andy Halliday disagrees.

Dan Casey tackles Andy Halliday.
With reference to Dujon Sterling’s dubious red card against Aberdeen, the midfield player for Motherwell jumped to his friend’s defense.
Andy Halliday’s remarks, in which he claimed that the tackle only deserved a yellow card, may win him favor with Dan Casey but they will undoubtedly alienate Rangers fans.

Ibrox supporters are incensed about the challenge, which was at best wildly ill-advised.

Speaking on Clyde Superscoreboard, Andy Halliday remarked, “It’s a difficult one for me.” “I recall that Dujon Sterling was dismissed for a comparable offense.

“I stood up for him because I believe that their respective tackles were made with comparable force, which was a major talking point in both Dan Casey’s and Dujon Sterling’s tackles.

“I believe Dan made the proper choice in receiving a yellow card. When you view the video of Dan winning the ball, his subsequent

“It’s not something I like using as a sort of barometer but I know referees do. Ultimately a yellow card was the right decision,” said Ross McCausland, who was sent off the Rangers pitch. “When you actually watch the footage Dan wins the ball, his follow through takes him through, and I don’t think the follow through with Ross McCausland is that (bad).”

Even though Andy Halliday and Dan Casey can defend their teammates and celebrate their winning goal, it is the normalization of violence that undermines Scottish football.

Referees are failing to protect the real football players in the country’s game and, by extension, those in the Ibrox squad, as Rangers have lost Danilo and Todd Cantwell to brutal challenges.

Seeing their fellow professionals’ seasons destroyed by referees without any protection would make any sane person reconsider relocating here.

Unspoken belief holds that in order to even the playing field in Scotland, lower teams are permitted to play more physically demanding roles against better players.

This is one more instance of it, and everyone involved in the task ought to be This is just one more instance of it, and the result should disappoint everyone involved in the endeavor.

Ross McCausland, a gifted young winger, is currently facing a protracted layoff, depriving the game of one of its finest players for what specific reason?

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