No Hiding Place For Toon Goalkeeper

26 October 2010 01:16
Toon goalkeeper Fraser Forster said last week:"I cannot wait for my first Old Firm derby" ... now he faces a week of woe as there is no hiding place in Glasgow when you are on the losing side. Celtic boss Neil Lennon claimed Old Firm rookie referee Willie Collum let him down on two crucial decisions during the 3-1 defeat by Rangers at Parkhead. Neil Lennon: "I think he got a couple of big decisions wrong," Lennon said. "He has got a lot of questions to answer and I want to know why McCulloch was still on the pitch, it was blatant obstruction when we were breaking. "It was a second yellow and they should have been down to 10 men in the second half. "And I feel let down on the penalty incident for sure. It's a big decision. I have seen a replay of the penalty and it looked soft. I'm not sure he saw it and I'm not sure why he has given it. "There was a long way to go in the game and we were trying to regroup but Daniel pulled out of the tackle and Broadfoot went down very easily. "At 2-1 we were still in the game, at 3-1 it is very difficult for us. "I'm not going to go on about the referee because I have my own problems with my team but you have to get the big decisions right and that's another big decision that has gone against us - and I will be asking for an explanation."

Source: FOOTYMAD