Barry Ferguson reacts fiercely to Viljami Sinisalo’s shocking revelation from the Rangers vs Celtic game regarding the ’30 to 40 objects’.

Barry Ferguson reacts fiercely to Viljami Sinisalo’s shocking revelation from the Rangers vs Celtic game regarding the ’30 to 40 objects’.

 

 

 

Last weekend, Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo disclosed some vile conduct that he encountered during his time at Ibrox. During the Celtic vs Rangers game, the backup number one disclosed that “30 to 40 objects” were hurled at him. Sinisalo claimed that he was injured by one of the objects that were thrown at him, including bottles, lighters, coins, vapes, and mugs.

 

 

 

 

The keeper stated during the press conference on Friday, “I have observed that there was a reference to a bottle being thrown at me.” By the way, it was not merely a container. “Initially, I was struck by an object that struck me in the lower leg, rather than my upper body.” A container was not the only item in flight; lighters, vapes, coins, and mugs were also in flight.

 

 

 

 

“Think about it: If a glass bottle on the pitch collides with me or another individual, what would be the outcome?” What if the object strikes you in the eye, rendering you unable to play football for an extended period of time? That is the inquiry that necessitates responses. Barry Ferguson, the manager of the Rangers, responds to Viljami Sinisalo’s startling allegations.

 

 

 

 

Barry Ferguson, the interim head coach of the Rangers, has expressed his opinion on Sinisalo’s admission of abuse at Ibrox.Ferguson stated, “You are not interested in witnessing incidents of that nature.” “I have been straight with you when the bottles come on.” I am not fond of that. It is evident that the club will take action against it,

 

 

 

 

as it has the potential to cause damage to a player. You must exercise caution. You must exercise caution in your actions. You desire your supporters to attend and provide their support to the team. However, the sight of objects such as that being hurled is distressing. The interim head coach of the Rangers also expressed his wish that the incident would not discourage fans from attending future games.

 

 

 

 

After a period in which there were no away fans in attendance at any of the Glasgow derbies, a significant number of away supporters have returned to the last two Old Firm fixtures.

 

 

 

 

Ferguson stated, “The last thing we want to witness is the exclusion of fans.” Due to the fact that it has been an inordinate amount of time. I am simply delighted that the situation has been resolved and that we have reintegrated our supporters.

 

 

 

 

 

That is the last thing you want to observe.One supporter emphasized the extent of the problem in Scottish football, stating, “It should not occur at any stadium.” It occurs annually during the Glasgow Derby. No matter the team they support, individuals who hurl objects at players should be prohibited from entering any football stadium.