‘Remarkable’ – Four Lads cannot believe what SFA have done to Rangers 

‘Remarkable’ – Four Lads cannot believe what SFA have done to Rangers

‘Remarkable’ – Four Lads cannot believe what SFA have done to Rangers 

On Thursday, February 8, the SFA revealed their verdict on Rangers midfielder Dujon Sterling. Four Lads responded.

Despite Gers’ appeal of the red card he received on Tuesday, February 6th’s 2-1 victory over Aberdeen, they chose to uphold the ban.

Don Robertson threw the 24-year-old out for a tackle that was considered to be “serious foul play” when he caught Jack Mackenzie.

“Dujon Sterling loses his Red card appeal,” Four Lads tweeted. Decision maintained. Amazingly, this is such a crappy conspiracy.

Rangers disappointed by the Sterling decision.
There is ample evidence to suggest that the red was not merited, which emphasizes the need for officiating to be more transparent and consistent.

In the controversial incident involving Sterling, many onlookers, including analysts and supporters, questioned the seriousness of the infraction. Sterling had been sent out for a challenge that was considered “serious foul play.”

The controversy surrounding possible handballs by Rangers players in the same game serves as a reminder that inconsistent rulings are also made when awarding penalties.

These disparities damage the credibility of officiating organizations like the SFA and compromise the integrity of the game.

Even though refereeing judgments can be subjective, to ensure fairness and accuracy, there has to be better use of technology, like VAR, and clearer standards.

The inability to correct blatant mistakes like Sterling’s red card only serves to increase resentment and damage the standing of Scottish football’s regulatory agencies.

It’s hardly surprising that supporters of every team are always upset about calls made by referees.

A former midfielder for Everton and Liverpool has disclosed an offer to guarantee a permanent move to Ibrox, according to other Rangers news.