Rangers-hating ex-Hearts goalie Bobby Zlamal, who was one of the biggest defenders of Ondřej Kúdela during the racism scandal of earlier this year, has returned to attack the club over the latest round of controversy, claiming Scott Arfield’s challenge on him 2 years ago proves there’s ‘something wrong’ with Rangers.
The Czech stopper has had an axe to grind with the club for a long time, and has been used by the media as a mouthpiece to smear and slate everything Rangers, and this Czech racism scandal has been absolutely perfect for them to continue the onslaught.
He said:
“When we played against the Rangers, I caught the ball on the line and about two seconds later their player got there. I thought the team is weird. Something’s wrong with them. When I saw the match, I again stand behind the fact that he did it intentionally. Overall, the way they behaved was not entirely correct.”
We don’t even know where to begin with this rubbish. First of all we love the pathetic attempt at the ‘new club’ angle with ‘the Rangers’ not realising we’ve been referred to as ‘the Rangers’ for over a hundred years.
Secondly, he honestly believes a late tackle means something is wrong with a player and team? Sure, Scotty probably did do it on purpose, welcome to football, snowflake.
Zlamal is making a career of getting into the press with bizarre anti-Rangers nonsense, thanks to the scandal involving his countrymen, and we don’t see any end to it.
Still, no one likes us…