Peter Grant erupts in astonishing Celtic VAR rant as Brendan Rodgers lands fiery defence after ‘joke’ SFA charge

enraged After his vehement post-match tirade, Peter Grant defended Brendan Rodgers against a possible punishment, furiously denouncing the SFA for upholding Yang’s red card.

The SFA rejected the South Korea international’s plea for a red card, and information about Celtic’s case against the Hampden Chiefs is now available. During the Premiership champions’ 2-0 loss to Hearts, the winger was sent off after hitting Alex Cochrane in the face with a high boot. The winger was originally booked by referee Don Robertson, but after receiving advice from John Beaton in the VAR room to review the flashpoint, a red card was given.

The SFA has now filed charges against Boss Rodgers for his outburst during the game. authorities following the sound of the final whistle, criticizing both the attacker’s dismissal and Tomoki Iwata’s handball penalty. The legendary player for the Hoops, Grant, criticized the officials’ behavior in a Go Radio interview, taking aim at the regulatory board for not clearing Yang.

“I guess it’s not even a booking at the moment, but the decision was a disgrace. It is a skill; if he were to knock it over his head and pull it down, we would exclaim, “What a fantastic piece of skill.” Sadly, the youngster bumped his head on his foot.

“His foot is undoubtedly elevated, yet his face is unmarked and free of blood. I heard that this is entirely different from Joe Hart at St. Mirren (red card for high foot). He is struck by the outside of the boot with this hook.

It’s repulsive what the refs are doing. Crawford Allan and the two people from Saturday, Beaton and Robertson, are the three individuals in question; if none of them can make the proper choice, it’s a sign of how awful things are. Giving the free kick—the boot is high—was the right move on his part.

“I would have agreed with the yellow card, and a red card is an embarrassment. However, Celtic has requested that it be examined and that it not be changed again, so please return to the office now.

If the referees can’t make the correct choice, VAR is a shame and they are very bad. I witnessed the referees presenting a justification, claiming that they and their families would face criticism. I had always maintained that VAR had no business being in Scotland since the country is so unique.

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“The referees’ locations and size are important considerations, but the same persons need to realize that, should Celtic lose the league this year, will the fans be satisfied with them? Do you believe that none of the players will receive criticism? Regretfully, that is the beast’s nature. I’ve said this since day one: VAR is a joke.