Celtic have endured an abysmal season and have come in for a lot of criticism due to COVID related incidents. At the start of the campaign, Boli Bolingoli went on a trip to Spain without alerting anyone, which prompted the club to be banned from playing domestic football for two weeks. Then, over the last week, Nicola Sturgeon and her Deputy, John Swinney, have been very vocal about their opposition to the club undertaking a mid-season training camp in Dubai.
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Today, before Rangers’ game against Aberdeen at Pittodrie, Steven Gerrard gave an interview in which it appeared that he didn’t have his face mask over his nose.
Gerrard on Sky Sports very clearly breaking COVID rules by not wearing his mask properly. How many people will he recklessly infect by his disregard to these restrictions? Action required @spfl @NicolaSturgeon @RangersFC @ScottishFA @ScotlandSky pic.twitter.com/5vC1MSHoQB
— ? (@notnot_smn67) January 10, 2021
Last season’s SPFL title was awarded after 30 matches, following a vote among all Scottish clubs. Rangers fans had called for the league to be declared null and void despite Celtic’s 13 point advantage and rampant form. As such, these Hoops supporters have responded to the above tweet with ironic null and void cries.
The evidence for null and void mounts up #nullandvoid
— mh ??????? (@_MH_67) January 10, 2021
Deduction of points has to be the only outcome. Disgusting
— Bhoy (@Brianhoy10) January 10, 2021
It must have slipped pic.twitter.com/xh3jQEW87s
— Brian Kavanagh (@Kav3128) January 10, 2021
It’s a catch 22 situation