BARRY FERGUSON

And as for his celebrations – it’s banter with the opposition players and fans where you shout ‘Yessssss!’.

Your opponent then has a go back at you – that’s football! Yes, celebrate with your team-mates and fans but if you’re running past, you have a wee dig at your opponent. What’s the problem with that?

I read some comments saying Alfredo Morelos shouldn’t have gone to the St Mirren fans and stuck his tongue out before he got hit by the coin but it’s an entertainment business.

Saints fans were probably having a go at him.

It was like Kris Boyd with his ‘fat boy’ celebration last Sunday. It’s okay for fans to chuck pies at him and call him a fat b****** but he can’t give a bit back?

We can’t take the banter away from football. You need it between players and fans providing it doesn’t go over the line with objects thrown.

I was shocked when I watched the Candeias booking from last weekend.

Collum shouldn’t have made a rash decision in an incident like that.

And what is worse is that IBROX LEGEND WRITESEXCLUSIVELYFORYOU EVERY WEEK yellow cards can only be appealed for mistaken identity – which Gers tried and failed in a desperate bid – or an act of simulation. Where I do agree with the Rangers statement is in calling for a review of the rule preventing players from appealing a second yellow.

It’s causing a lot of controversy. If we take Darian MacKinnon who was booked for a tackle for Hamilton against Killie recently and then had it upgraded to a red – why can’t it work the other way?

On the park Rangers didn’t play well against St Mirren but I couldn’t care less because they won 2-0 and that is all that matters.

However, along with the 4-3 defeat to Spartak Moscow on Thursday night some people are now starting to hit the panic button with a run of one win in five ahead of tomorrow’s visit of Motherwell.

People need to take a step