AdminThe upcoming League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers has taken a concerning turn with the appointment of John Beaton as the referee. Beaton, a self-proclaimed Rangers supporter, has a history of controversy in matches involving Celtic, and his selection for this high-stakes game has raised eyebrows.
The author of the article argues that Beaton’s appointment is a deliberate attempt to influence the outcome of the game in favor of Rangers. With Celtic heavily favored to win, the author believes that Beaton will find ways to disrupt the game and give Rangers an unfair advantage.
The author points to Beaton’s past performances, including a game at Tynecastle last March where he made several contentious decisions that went against Celtic. The author argues that Beaton’s actions were motivated by a desire to help Rangers, and that he will likely do the same in the upcoming League Cup final.
This is not the first time that Beaton has been accused of bias in favor of Rangers. In 2018, he was criticized for his performance in a match between Rangers and Celtic, where he made several decisions that favored Rangers. Beaton’s actions were widely criticized, and many called for him to be banned from refereeing matches involving Celtic and Rangers.
Despite this, Beaton has continued to be involved in high-profile matches, including the upcoming League Cup final. The author argues that this is a clear example of the Scottish Football Association’s (SFA) failure to address the issue of referees’ allegiances and biases.
The SFA has long been criticized for its handling of referees, and the appointment of Beaton for the League Cup final has only added fuel to the fire. The author argues that the SFA’s failure to address the issue of referees’ allegiances and biases has created a situation where referees like Beaton can influence the outcome of games.
The appointment of Beaton has also raised questions about the integrity of the SFA and its head of refereeing, Willie Collum. Collum has been criticized for his handling of referees, and the appointment of Beaton has only added to the criticism.
The author concludes that Celtic fans have every right to be concerned about Beaton’s appointment and the potential for him to disrupt the game. With so much at stake, the author believes that Beaton’s selection is a recipe for disaster and that Celtic fans should be prepared for the worst.
The League Cup final is one of the biggest games of the season, and the appointment of Beaton as the referee has only added to the tension. Celtic fans will be watching the game with a close eye, and they will be expecting Beaton to remain impartial and make fair decisions. However, given his past performances, it’s hard to have confidence in Beaton’s ability to do so.
The SFA’s failure to address the issue of referees’ allegiances and biases has created a situation where referees like Beaton can influence the outcome of games. This is unacceptable and needs to be addressed. The SFA needs to take action to ensure that referees are impartial and make fair decisions, regardless of their personal allegiances.
The League Cup final is a crucial game for both Celtic and Rangers, and the appointment of Beaton as the referee has only added to the tension. Celtic fans will be watching the game with a close eye, and they will be expecting Beaton to remain impartial and make fair decisions. However, given his past performances, it’s hard to have confidence in Beaton’s ability to do so.
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