“To show their emotions is good to see, but you need to have the balance.'
A steward clears tennis balls off the pitch during the cinch Premiership match at the Kilmac Stadium. Image: Alamy Stock Photo A steward clears tennis balls off the pitch during the cinch Premiership match at the Kilmac Stadium. Image: Alamy Stock Photo GIOVANNI VAN BRONCKHORST noted the emotions of Rangers fans but made a plea for balance after the disrupted 2-1 win over Dundee at the Kilmac stadium.
Aaron Ramsey levelled in the 65th minute with his first Rangers goal since signing on loan from Juventus in January and, with only four minutes of normal time remaining, defender Connor Goldson forced in the dramatic winner to take the Light Blues within three points of leaders Celtic with seven fixtures remaining.
Chants from the travelling supporters suggested the disruptions were a protest against the proposed Rangers versus Celtic friendly in Australia in November.“We had three or four breaks because of the cleaning up. So it’s a disruption but I know there are emotions.“It was disruptive for us today. I understand the emotions of the fans but we will go back with three points in our bag.”He said: “That helped us to an extent, rather than them.
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