I'm a Celtic fan but all credit to Michael Beale. His post match interview was excellent too. Young Tillman was undoubtedly unaware of everything that was going on and pressed the ball as would be his norm but huge credit to Michael Beale as I said. Not sure what McGregor's doing though! 🤷🏽♂️
Credit to Beale, I think McGregor is just at the wind up- he's clearly going to let the guy score, just having a laugh with him about it. Not sure I agree about Tillman being unaware of what was happening. Pretty shameful that the home fans are booing good sportsmanship. But it's hard to know how much to judge them for that, football is an emotional game, you want your team to win, and at that stage a victory looked anything but assured for the Rangers against the mighty jags..
@@costa8787 tbf celtic fans don't expect any sort of class from rangers especially there fans, plus the bile that they sing is cringing fi a hibs casual 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@UnderAGlassMetropolis What has celtic got to do with this video? but since you ask, none they are just as much of a scum club as you are, does that make you feel better?
If you think that's the "right thing" you're fucked in the head. Red team got scored on because they fucked up and Blue team didn't. End of. Valid goal. Zero controversy. But hey this is the country of hate speech laws and you can't defend yourself, so of course you have the softest, weakest standards of the "right thing" known to man.
Full credit to Beale. The game was in the balance but he put fair play above the crowd pressure. Surely some Rangers fans there saw the bigger picture, despite the cascade of boos? Take the win-win.
The bigger picture was that we could have lost the game due to scoring a legitimate goal. The Thistle player wasn't in any hurry to give the ball back. Loser mentality from Beale.
I was at the game and disagreed with the decision (didn't boo mind you) - having got home and watched Beale's interview and heard his version of events, 100% the correct decision.
Wow I’m no fan of Rangers but respect to their Manager That’s true sportsmanship takes big guts to make decisions that’s not always popular huge admiration for Michael Beale
Aberdeen fan here. Have to hold up the hands and say that Beale showed true class there. The match was far from finished at that point so a brave call to make then. Well played 👏👏👏
@Rob W Really and how do you work that oot min. I simply made an impartial comment on the game an thought the right thing was done. Maybe that disna suit the rivalry/hate agenda but tough tit.
Sorry, I'm not buying into this bs. They were playing Patrick Thistle fgs, there is net a snowballs chance in hell he would have done the same in the spfl, or against a premier opposition. He showed his real sportsmanship qualities when his team refused to have Celtics name on there kits in the League Cup final, the only club to do so ever, then trooped his team of sore losers up the tunnel after receiving there runners up medal, again, the first team in Scotland to do that in a cup final. Unsportsmanlike in the extreme and bitter, bitter losers. A sorry excuse of a team and a terrible example to set for young players coming up in the game. A dreadful klub!
The commentator was right, it has happened in England. Doncaster Rovers vs Bury FC (RIP). It was great sportsmanship. Doncaster accidentally on purpose kicked the ball back to the keeper and it went in the net. They then allowed Bury to walk in the goal. Bury should have scored about 10 goals before that but had been unlucky. I miss my team
Sorry about Bury man, football clubs are cultural institutions and it's sickening when one is allowed to disappear. There was another case of this happening in England, in the championship, Leeds vs Aston villa, klich scored for Leeds in that situation and there was an uproar like here, so bielsa instructed his team to let villa score from the kick off which they did
Lol and then you have teams like the Houston Astros that say "You're not cheating? More for me!!" 😂😂 If baseball had this kind of integrity the umps would actually be good!!
This is a once per a lifetime event, you can't judge the whole game of football based on an exception. Modern football in general is a smelly pile of crap.
For someone not intimately familiar with the subtleties of the game, what was the issue with the blue jersey stealing the ball at the beginning of the video?
Tillman (blue no.71) appeared to be injured from the previous play. Typical sportsmanship means that the team with the ball would intentionally kick the ball out of play for medics to come onto the field. In this case the team in blue kicked it out, meaning that the other team is supposed to throw the ball in. Typically teams would just give the ball back by kicking it far towards their opponent's half. Tillman didnt get the message and took back the ball before that could happen.
@@KHRrocks Thank you for the explanation. I do not watch a lot of soccer and was wondering same thing myself what was going on. I wish person who posted video had explanation in the post so it would have helped. Makes sense now that you said it.
@@colincgc Not all Celtic fans hate Rangers and vice versa.Some clowns for fans on each side of the support sadly the good ones are guilty by association and tarred & feathered because of it.
You've gotta say, even I have as a Celtic man, fair play to beale and the players, happens in football, tensions high, boy was just doing his job 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
One of the first normal comments I’ve read 🙈 Shit happens. I remember we played your lot and you refused to give us the ball back after an incident at a throw in. I was fucking fuming - had it been in the other way around I’d have been applauding it. Fans are so fickle lol
@@TheJuanKerr literally I was thinking the same, put me in your shoes an did be fuming if my team gave a free goal away, but when all is said and done, the sportsmanship shown through
@@davidfraser6950 100%.... with the history of the rivalry its obvious that things will get sour sometimes, but I remember some of the class fans showed when billy McNeil passed and the same with walter smith 👌👌
Notice how they “pretend” to stop him. It’s beyond obvious they aren’t really trying, and it’s obvious what is going on, but still they flick their foot at him, with the keeper being the most theatrical. There’s a reason for that: it is against the rules to let another team score, that is to say to give away the game. It’s more than just rules in fact, it can lend players in serious trouble given that it is tantamount to collusion, corruption, etc. Even though this was a sportsmanship gesture to make things even, to introduce fairness, they still make an extremely slight effort at “playing”, while at the same time this effort is so small that it doesn’t really make what is going on any less obvious. Funny and fascinating, at the same time.
Confusion reigned for a bit, but common sense prevailed in the end. The fans who were booing will probably now be sucking up the kudos. Fans are a bit fickle maybe?
@@davidfraser6950 Nonsense. Fans knew fine well what was happening. Unless they really thought a Partick Thistle player was that good that he could beat ten men, dribble round the GK, then score a tap in?
Well that was wholesome and handled well by everybody, except for maybe Holt and some defenders who were mad and all but the goal scorer had no idea what was going on there and he saw a heavy touch and did his job.
Beale only done it because of the backlash the club would receive, he knows how deep the new huns are in and doesn’t need that on top, wer no tied up the back
As an American, this made me proud. All our (US) sports are consumed with race hustling now. It's sick. This is great. Back to the heart of sport and sportsmanship.
Okay, reason 1,422 while I will never understand soccer. What, because Tillman was ready to play and the other guys were slacking, that was bad sportsmanship? Don’t think that would fly in American football, or baseball, or basketball, or hockey, or any interesting contest.
My lad scored from the half way line while the keeper was down injured in an u12 match, goal stood so we gave them a goal back, our keeper did a comedy dive, their player hit the bar from 6yds while the keeper was laid down. Had to run behind him for the ball to score lol
Tillman 100% is not blameless, he wasn't even injured. Typical footballing play, Fein injury, then he sees out of corner of his eye that ball was about to be thrown then miraculously he's not injured anymore
So Rangers have their player stamped on, PT get a throw in. What ref is this? Best case is PT were going to give Rangers possession back in their own half, rather than an attacking free kick in the final third. And they complain about it being unsporting?
What did I miss? It looks like the Partick guy slammed the Rangers guy to the ground. Then another Ranger ends up with the ball. Then the video cuts to Partick's throw in.... what was the call/play that happened before the ball went out of bounds?
American that wandered here by ways of the algorithm.... uhm what? I see a ball thrown into play. Touched to be initiated into play by the throwing team. That means ball is in play and blue just made a great play, right? Why people so angry?
Would Celtic fans please be aware what actually happened..... Tillman had no idea what happened after the stamp on his ankle... he did not know that Rangers had kicked the ball out..so when the Thistle player miscontrolled the ball, he took it off him
@@Mazza-67well .....i would think that was probably obvious If a Sheff Utd player had done that i would probably be all over him too if i didnt have context ...and they would be with us
Can someone explain to me what the problem was? The ball was thrown into play, received and then lost. I’m not really familiar with the sport so I don’t understand why it was wrong for the Ranger player to move on the ball.
The biggest problem here is communication, Was Tillman told the ball was getting hit back ? The right thing was done by letting them get the goal back. Job done onto the next one.
@C R just quoting what it would be if a Rangers player were to do it, just look at Morelos on Porteus that is exactly the same and Morelos had a witch hunt launched against him
I'm no buying it. A professional football player didn't know what was happening??? Then mad macgregor dancing with the thistle player. It would never have happened against celtic
Once again Glasgow Rangers leading the way in this country in sportsmanship and class. While others use a global pandemic as an excuse to move fixtures in an injury crisis, use the death of a former player to move fixtures and accept a league title over a zoom call Glasgow Rangers will never stoop to such depths and always uphold the standards of our great club.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 Says the guy that supports a club that hid a peadophile ring for 30 years and actively employed peadophiles to take part in it.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 He quite clearly is on the ground with his back turned when the ball is knocked out of play and doesn't see it. Desperately clutching here.
try telling tillman and the whole of ibrox that they were all raging and booing, beale was the only one who showed class, least other clubs dont steal poppy money and refused to sign players based on thier religion and also racially abuse players of which some of thier own
Good sportsmanship is nice enough. But seriously, this was better than the entirety of this last WC final? How many fans would seriously trade this moment for the WC final match?
@@finch2213 To be fair, the last WC final was one of the worst in recent memory until Mbappe started getting penalties. It was 67 minutes of dross followed by 53 minutes of tense play and a penalty shootout. If there weren't so many pens given (3, in a WC final!) it would not nearly have been as exciting.
Good, honorable sportsmen. Do what's right, not what wins. The moment ofter the scrum?- face off?- kick off?- when ALL the Blue guys stepped back and let the play run out onopposed was one of the finest moments of sportmanship I have ever seen- the WHOLE TEAM was in agreement.
It is kickoff. The team in blue are Rangers FC and the other team was Partick Thistle FC. Malik Tillman was the Rangers player who scored and, as the Rangers manager had said in the post-match interview, Tillman wasn't aware of the situation when he had scored. He didn't realise Partick Thistle were going to kick the ball back to Rangers goalkeeper. Just wanted to provide some additional context for you. :)
I was watching this live on the betting site (which I wont name because youtube will delete) and it has no commentary and I was like W T F am I watching when this was unfolding
I'm a Celtic fan but all credit to Michael Beale. His post match interview was excellent too. Young Tillman was undoubtedly unaware of everything that was going on and pressed the ball as would be his norm but huge credit to Michael Beale as I said. Not sure what McGregor's doing though! 🤷🏽♂️
oooooooohhh a celtic fan with a brain for logic wow
@egal Now now. Keep it friendly mate! 😉
Credit to Beale, I think McGregor is just at the wind up- he's clearly going to let the guy score, just having a laugh with him about it. Not sure I agree about Tillman being unaware of what was happening. Pretty shameful that the home fans are booing good sportsmanship. But it's hard to know how much to judge them for that, football is an emotional game, you want your team to win, and at that stage a victory looked anything but assured for the Rangers against the mighty jags..
@@costa8787 tbf celtic fans don't expect any sort of class from rangers especially there fans, plus the bile that they sing is cringing fi a hibs casual 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@Scott chegg look at the banner that ceptic fans hold up In games. Laughing when the queen died.
Celtic are the most vile fans on the planet
A touch of class by Beale 👏🏻
Glad to have a guy with good morals and principals as our manager.
Defo mate because the players have no class disgraceful from tillman get him tay fuk
pity the fans don't have any
It's standard practice for any manager to allow that to happen.
@@andrewjohnston6338 What principles do Celtic fans have?
@@UnderAGlassMetropolis What has celtic got to do with this video? but since you ask, none they are just as much of a scum club as you are, does that make you feel better?
As a Celtic fan this is great sportsmanship from rangers. Well done 💚🤍
Refreshing comment mate
By the manager not the players just shows how desperate they are no class that's the rangers way 🇬🇧🇬🇪🇬🇧🇬🇪😉
@@scottchegg9971 potato boy
@@scottchegg9971 pathetic comment grow up
@@boabie1463 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
This is what sport is about: learning to keep your head and do the right thing despite having the will to win. My hats off to that team.
If you think that's the "right thing" you're fucked in the head. Red team got scored on because they fucked up and Blue team didn't. End of. Valid goal. Zero controversy. But hey this is the country of hate speech laws and you can't defend yourself, so of course you have the softest, weakest standards of the "right thing" known to man.
Full credit to Beale. The game was in the balance but he put fair play above the crowd pressure. Surely some Rangers fans there saw the bigger picture, despite the cascade of boos? Take the win-win.
The bigger picture was that we could have lost the game due to scoring a legitimate goal. The Thistle player wasn't in any hurry to give the ball back. Loser mentality from Beale.
As a rangers fan this is the right thing to do .. stop the petty remarks
I was at the game and disagreed with the decision (didn't boo mind you) - having got home and watched Beale's interview and heard his version of events, 100% the correct decision.
It was definitely the right decision.True class
@@euan7166 loser mentality is to depend of a fair play goal to win anything
Wow I’m no fan of Rangers but respect to their Manager
That’s true sportsmanship takes big guts to make decisions that’s not always popular huge admiration for Michael Beale
Especially in a results buisness
Honesty and Sportsmanship is bigger than Football, well done!
Aberdeen fan here. Have to hold up the hands and say that Beale showed true class there. The match was far from finished at that point so a brave call to make then.
Well played 👏👏👏
Aberdeen fan here,Ian you ain’t no dons fan!
@Rob W Really and how do you work that oot min. I simply made an impartial comment on the game an thought the right thing was done. Maybe that disna suit the rivalry/hate agenda but tough tit.
@@ianmcbain898 'Observation' 🤣🤣🤣
@@leannecampbell4551 Aye and ???
I fucking hate Aberdeen. From a Rangers fan
This is brilliant and increases my faith in football management. Massive credit to the management and players.
Sorry, I'm not buying into this bs. They were playing Patrick Thistle fgs, there is net a snowballs chance in hell he would have done the same in the spfl, or against a premier opposition.
He showed his real sportsmanship qualities when his team refused to have Celtics name on there kits in the League Cup final, the only club to do so ever, then trooped his team of sore losers up the tunnel after receiving there runners up medal, again, the first team in Scotland to do that in a cup final.
Unsportsmanlike in the extreme and bitter, bitter losers.
A sorry excuse of a team and a terrible example to set for young players coming up in the game.
A dreadful klub!
Sportsmanship is a lost art. Bravo.
Wow, one of the greatest coach moments I have ever seen. Great sportsmanship.
3:08 "BOOOOOOOO" from the stands. Classy.
Were you expecting applause
@@euan7166 Actually, yes. It would have been more appropriate to fit the gesture. Fans don't often boo their own team's good sportsmanship.
@@Harry-jz1dnAhh you soccer fans and your “sportsmanship”. Reminds me of the “unwritten rules” in baseball, just a bunch of self righteous horse s**t
The commentator was right, it has happened in England. Doncaster Rovers vs Bury FC (RIP). It was great sportsmanship. Doncaster accidentally on purpose kicked the ball back to the keeper and it went in the net. They then allowed Bury to walk in the goal. Bury should have scored about 10 goals before that but had been unlucky. I miss my team
Sorry about Bury man, football clubs are cultural institutions and it's sickening when one is allowed to disappear.
There was another case of this happening in England, in the championship, Leeds vs Aston villa, klich scored for Leeds in that situation and there was an uproar like here, so bielsa instructed his team to let villa score from the kick off which they did
Emotions can run high in the heat of a battle...but to win without honor, is a win not to be remembered.
Lol and then you have teams like the Houston Astros that say "You're not cheating? More for me!!" 😂😂
If baseball had this kind of integrity the umps would actually be good!!
The keeper wasn't going down without at least some bit of a fight.. 🤣
This is part of the whole picture of why football is called the beautiful game. That was excellent sportsmanship. 👏
it has more to do with integrity than football, anything with integrity is beautiful.
This is a once per a lifetime event, you can't judge the whole game of football based on an exception. Modern football in general is a smelly pile of crap.
No, Soccer sucks. Was dumb from the get go of tossing the ball in.
@@OtherDAS What is soccer?
@@babasemka A crappy sport.
For someone not intimately familiar with the subtleties of the game, what was the issue with the blue jersey stealing the ball at the beginning of the video?
Tillman (blue no.71) appeared to be injured from the previous play. Typical sportsmanship means that the team with the ball would intentionally kick the ball out of play for medics to come onto the field.
In this case the team in blue kicked it out, meaning that the other team is supposed to throw the ball in.
Typically teams would just give the ball back by kicking it far towards their opponent's half.
Tillman didnt get the message and took back the ball before that could happen.
@@KHRrocks Thank you for the explanation. I do not watch a lot of soccer and was wondering same thing myself what was going on. I wish person who posted video had explanation in the post so it would have helped. Makes sense now that you said it.
Just when you were about to give in to cynicism, along came this. Class! 🥰
Beale deserves respect for this majorly. Went against everyone of the fans with that one.
Excellent attitude from Michael Beale and I'm a Celtic fan.
Not sure what team you support has to do with it?
@@colincgc Because he's not being your typical Celtic fan talking shite that's why.
@@colincgc Not all Celtic fans hate Rangers and vice versa.Some clowns for fans on each side of the support sadly the good ones are guilty by association and tarred & feathered because of it.
oooooooohhh yet another celtic fan with a brain for logical wow
You've gotta say, even I have as a Celtic man, fair play to beale and the players, happens in football, tensions high, boy was just doing his job 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
One of the first normal comments I’ve read 🙈 Shit happens. I remember we played your lot and you refused to give us the ball back after an incident at a throw in. I was fucking fuming - had it been in the other way around I’d have been applauding it. Fans are so fickle lol
@@TheJuanKerr literally I was thinking the same, put me in your shoes an did be fuming if my team gave a free goal away, but when all is said and done, the sportsmanship shown through
@@andrewboyle9162 I’m no even fuming we gave them goal. It would have been more embarrassing had we won that way
They're are normal fans from both our teams.Well played sir.
@@davidfraser6950 100%.... with the history of the rivalry its obvious that things will get sour sometimes, but I remember some of the class fans showed when billy McNeil passed and the same with walter smith 👌👌
Notice how they “pretend” to stop him. It’s beyond obvious they aren’t really trying, and it’s obvious what is going on, but still they flick their foot at him, with the keeper being the most theatrical. There’s a reason for that: it is against the rules to let another team score, that is to say to give away the game. It’s more than just rules in fact, it can lend players in serious trouble given that it is tantamount to collusion, corruption, etc. Even though this was a sportsmanship gesture to make things even, to introduce fairness, they still make an extremely slight effort at “playing”, while at the same time this effort is so small that it doesn’t really make what is going on any less obvious. Funny and fascinating, at the same time.
Brilluant, great to see, integrity isn't dead!! Kudos to all
Kudos to all... apart from the rangers fans booing the decision when the lad scores
@@Harry-jz1dn nothing announced in the stadium so we didn't know what was happening.
Confusion reigned for a bit, but common sense prevailed in the end. The fans who were booing will probably now be sucking up the kudos. Fans are a bit fickle maybe?
But did die 😄 😆 🤣
@@davidfraser6950 Nonsense. Fans knew fine well what was happening. Unless they really thought a Partick Thistle player was that good that he could beat ten men, dribble round the GK, then score a tap in?
Great game to be at. .good cup tie....watched as a neutral .. Thistle played well and top sportsmanship from Beale.
That was the right thing to do. Real class shown there by Beale.
Good to see, well done! True spirit of football!
3:03 Tiffany: "I think we're alone now," 🤣
As a Celtic man that was fair 👌
Good for you Jason 👍👏well done
oooooooohhh yet another celtic fan with a brain for logical wow
Tremendous Class and Sportsmanship.
Met that chap Tillman in a Titty Bar in Bangkok last summer. Top bloke!
Naw yi niver 🤪
@@brianerskine7026 - Aye, pal. Little terrier he was!
@Alex - unbelievable Cock & Ball sandwich, Said he!
From N Idaho,that’s the definition CLASS👏
Anyone manage to quickly get a cheeky bet in when they realised what was going to happen?
Acredito no ser humano...ainda a esperança enquanto houver resiliência e espírito de querer ser justo!!!🙏
Tillman was lying injured and didn’t see Colak put the ball out, so he’s blameless. Right decision by Beale.
yes, none of the opposing team attacks him when he wants to score and he doesn't wonder about it.
That's totally normal, what a stupid excuse.
@@cs185ym Not an excuse, it's fact!
You're only fooling yourself 😂
"Injured." You mean laying on the ground, faking injury to draw a foul?
Well done 👏 so nice to see humans understanding and helping each other!
Well that was wholesome and handled well by everybody, except for maybe Holt and some defenders who were mad and all but the goal scorer had no idea what was going on there and he saw a heavy touch and did his job.
The game in England the commentator refers to was Aston Villa vs Leeds United.
Fair play love to see it however what a heavy touch which caused all this chaos
Wow a very rare decision to take but the coach deserves a gold medal for showing others what fare play is all about.
Class always shows, it just doesn't always speak.
The definition of sportsmanship. Well done
I didn't know they had sportsmanship in soccer, above age 6. Classy move, coach.
I actually think that's brilliant by the rangers manager. Fair play 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
I have too get you along for a season. See what we are all about.
@@stevemulholland3060 take that back, no such thing as a good Celtic fan 😝😂😂😂
Beale only done it because of the backlash the club would receive, he knows how deep the new huns are in and doesn’t need that on top, wer no tied up the back
That's wat Celtic dont have at there club sportsmanship
@@pac.who1888. You believe whatever makes you happy. By the sounds of it it’s good shit. Willing to share your dealer. Weed that is.
class from the coach.
Stupid action from tillman, also the tackle on the defender was harsh too
Great goal from Tiffany no one got near him 😂😂😂
That's great to watch. Sportsmanship still being alive in an industry rotten to the bone by money.
A lesson learned...the right way there. Brilliant well done Beale.
As an American, this made me proud. All our (US) sports are consumed with race hustling now. It's sick. This is great. Back to the heart of sport and sportsmanship.
A man with Integrity 😮 so rare in this despicably awful modern game. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Integrity? Beale? After the QPR fiasco?
@@randykawasaki No cares about qpr👎🏽
@@TomClarkSouthLondon not about qpr, about integrity, be interesting to see how long he gives GRFC.
@@randykawasaki it’s about the subject matter uploaded here! THIS game😒
@@randykawasaki that team doesn’t exist anymore died 2012 FACT
Am missing the whole thing. What really happened? Why did Rengers let them score on purpose?
Sheer class from the rangers manager. Celtic fan here.
oooooooohhh yet another celtic fan with a brain for logical wow
Okay, reason 1,422 while I will never understand soccer. What, because Tillman was ready to play and the other guys were slacking, that was bad sportsmanship? Don’t think that would fly in American football, or baseball, or basketball, or hockey, or any interesting contest.
Right decision, but tackle on Tillman should have been a red
What happened before this? I missed it.
Superb sportsmanship by the Rangers manager
My lad scored from the half way line while the keeper was down injured in an u12 match, goal stood so we gave them a goal back, our keeper did a comedy dive, their player hit the bar from 6yds while the keeper was laid down. Had to run behind him for the ball to score lol
Tillman 100% is not blameless, he wasn't even injured. Typical footballing play, Fein injury, then he sees out of corner of his eye that ball was about to be thrown then miraculously he's not injured anymore
Tillman is truelly class 💙
Nah he just stands out in a bang average side..he's a rat. Least beale has some class
... less
Tillmans a fud
Class at Championship sides is his level. Wouldn't get in the reserve bench.
Uphill gardener
Excellent sportsmanship from Beale. He didn't even need Dean Smith to tell him what to do.
An example of a major reason I’ve long loved soccer (football). Well done! Total respect.
I don't see what's wrong with the goal... Seems like a shrewd and aware bit of play nicely finished. Maybe it's because I'm English
Nice one from Celtic fan
Don't know how Ian Beale manages both a successful chipper in Walford and a football team in Glasgow. He must be a magician
So Rangers have their player stamped on, PT get a throw in. What ref is this?
Best case is PT were going to give Rangers possession back in their own half, rather than an attacking free kick in the final third. And they complain about it being unsporting?
What did I miss? It looks like the Partick guy slammed the Rangers guy to the ground. Then another Ranger ends up with the ball. Then the video cuts to Partick's throw in.... what was the call/play that happened before the ball went out of bounds?
He's a top quality manager but also a very decent man
Sometimes you have to correct a wrong in whatever way is possible. Well done. Play on!
Motherwell would have missed that
This is a poor man’s Leeds Villa game 😂
It's like bielsa with leeds vs villa. Real crazy when this happens. Well played michael
Funny to think that roofe was in leeds and now rangers and he experienced the same thing again
@@ascarinights Roofe wasn't at Leeds when it happened to us, think he was already at Rangers, or potentially Anderlecht, I forget.
American that wandered here by ways of the algorithm.... uhm what? I see a ball thrown into play. Touched to be initiated into play by the throwing team. That means ball is in play and blue just made a great play, right? Why people so angry?
Would Celtic fans please be aware what actually happened..... Tillman had no idea what happened after the stamp on his ankle... he did not know that Rangers had kicked the ball out..so when the Thistle player miscontrolled the ball, he took it off him
What’s iit got to do with Celtic ya muppets
@@Mazza-67well .....i would think that was probably obvious
If a Sheff Utd player had done that i would probably be all over him too if i didnt have context ...and they would be with us
@@Mazza-67 why you here then
1:58 how is that not a red card for violent conduct?
Can someone explain to me what the problem was? The ball was thrown into play, received and then lost. I’m not really familiar with the sport so I don’t understand why it was wrong for the Ranger player to move on the ball.
The biggest problem here is communication, Was Tillman told the ball was getting hit back ? The right thing was done by letting them get the goal back. Job done onto the next one.
Was obvious, they almost always do
World needs more of this
Fair play can’t talk pish ab him this time 🍀
Love watching roofe , always looks up for a square go 😁
That was a shocking stamp on the Rangers player. Poor show by Thistle and the ref.
Well done the Gers that's class tbf 🤝
You mean Beale 😂 Sevco hated that 😂😂😂
Was at the game I was like wtf is going on
Fair play to Beale 👍🍀
Would be interesting to see what scenes would have unfolded if the keeper brought him down or saved it at the end 😅
Remember folks this all happened because Malik had his ankle stamped on. It was Rangers ball
Hahahahahahahaha Nope.
@@ianmcgrath4170 why is that "nope"? What part of the statement is wrong
@@perfection72.87 Nope,Lol.
@C R just quoting what it would be if a Rangers player were to do it, just look at Morelos on Porteus that is exactly the same and Morelos had a witch hunt launched against him
Boohoo
i hav no longer seen this scenario again , Michael picked up the best solution for solving this problem (including irritation from opponents
The Sevcovians do not seem to like the gesture from Beale. 🤣🤣🤣
well done micheal beale .
I'm no buying it. A professional football player didn't know what was happening??? Then mad macgregor dancing with the thistle player. It would never have happened against celtic
Once again Glasgow Rangers leading the way in this country in sportsmanship and class. While others use a global pandemic as an excuse to move fixtures in an injury crisis, use the death of a former player to move fixtures and accept a league title over a zoom call Glasgow Rangers will never stoop to such depths and always uphold the standards of our great club.
Class ya walloper? Is that why Tillman ran through and scored without waiting for the ball to get played upfield. ? Scotlands shame.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 Says the guy that supports a club that hid a peadophile ring for 30 years and actively employed peadophiles to take part in it.
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 He quite clearly is on the ground with his back turned when the ball is knocked out of play and doesn't see it. Desperately clutching here.
try telling tillman and the whole of ibrox that they were all raging and booing, beale was the only one who showed class, least other clubs dont steal poppy money and refused to sign players based on thier religion and also racially abuse players of which some of thier own
Nah Partick showed the whole of Scotland that rangers are a dead club and that the club is built on cheating!
Thats sportsmanship well done
PT still struggled to get the ball into the net 😂
That's the Jags for you...🙈😂
That kind of behavior is more pleasure to watch than 90 minutes of WC final
Good sportsmanship is nice enough. But seriously, this was better than the entirety of this last WC final? How many fans would seriously trade this moment for the WC final match?
@@finch2213 this behavior evoked more positive emotions in me than the final, although the final is more eye-catching I don't deny it
@@finch2213 To be fair, the last WC final was one of the worst in recent memory until Mbappe started getting penalties. It was 67 minutes of dross followed by 53 minutes of tense play and a penalty shootout. If there weren't so many pens given (3, in a WC final!) it would not nearly have been as exciting.
Partick player stamped on Tillman red card
I hope the youngsters, in any sports field, will learn and apply.
Fantastic Boys and Girls well done, such a Class outfit. So proud, so smart, what show of sportsmanship.
Good, honorable sportsmen. Do what's right, not what wins. The moment ofter the scrum?- face off?- kick off?- when ALL the Blue guys stepped back and let the play run out onopposed was one of the finest moments of sportmanship I have ever seen- the WHOLE TEAM was in agreement.
It is kickoff. The team in blue are Rangers FC and the other team was Partick Thistle FC. Malik Tillman was the Rangers player who scored and, as the Rangers manager had said in the post-match interview, Tillman wasn't aware of the situation when he had scored. He didn't realise Partick Thistle were going to kick the ball back to Rangers goalkeeper.
Just wanted to provide some additional context for you. :)
Can sormeone explain to me what did the blue team do wrong? Why did they let the enemy score
I was watching this live on the betting site (which I wont name because youtube will delete) and it has no commentary and I was like W T F am I watching when this was unfolding
😂😂😂
Well done Rangers, good to see from MB 👍
Listen to the knuckledraggers’ reaction in the stand😂