Glasgow Rangers fans have slammed comments from journalist Ewan Murray.
The Gers were in action on Thursday against Lech Poznan in the Europa League, with Cedric Itten and Ianis Hagi netting the two goals. As a result, the Ibrox outfit topped their group in the European competition, which is the latest success in what has already been an impressive campaign to date.
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During the match against their Polish opponents, Murray decided to put out a rather bizarre tweet. He took aim at those who look at who provides the assist for a goal, saying that they should be “dealt with appropiately” and that the whole idea is nothing but a craze that has never been a thing.
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It is hard to know where to begin with his comments, but the Gers fans did their best as they took to the social media platform to respond.
Let’s see what the fans had to say to Murray below
You’re getting worse, this is pathetic, I’m a couple of years older than you and “who set up the goal” has always been important, just not recorded! You really do need to stick to golf, where approach play doesn’t count, 🤔, oh, wait a minute, it does, who knew eh?
— j (@jim72855) December 11, 2020
Wow. Just wow. They’ve ALWAYS been a thing Ewan. Get back to golf.
— Lee Gray (@LeeGrayRFC7) December 11, 2020
Astounds me that you still make a wage. Dinosaur
— Wilson (@VolleyBaws) December 11, 2020
They have been a thing in football and will always be. This is a nonsense statement.
— Kevin Donaldson (@donman87) December 11, 2020
You know sometimes you don’t need to tweet every thought that comes to your head. Sometimes that would be better.
— Marc Stewart (@themarcstewart) December 10, 2020
I know. Imagine not having somebody passing or crossing the ball to the player who scores the goal. Let’s just make it 1 v 1
— Tel-Aviv True Blues RSC 🇮🇱🇬🇧 (@telavivrangers) December 11, 2020
In other news, Rangers are eyeing a loan move for this Premier League starlet.
