Source: Team_Talk
Boyd blasts 'moaning' Zemmama
Boyd has admitted catching Zemmama's face with his elbow but insists any contact was accidental.[LNB]Zemmama claimed Boyd, who was booked for the incident just before half-time, knew exactly what he was doing and suggested he should have been sent off.[LNB]But Boyd told the Scottish Sun: "These things happen in football. It's a man's game and you get on with it. I know I caught Zemmama but it wasn't as though I set out to hurt him. I'm just not that kind of player.[LNB]"Fact is, if I moaned every time I got hit, I'd never be out of the papers."[LNB]He added: "I'm sure in future I will get caught with something similar - it happens. I didn't mean to touch him. Maybe he is just disappointed by the result and looking for any excuse to deflect from that fact."[LNB]Zemmama also accused Boyd's strike partner Kenny Miller of diving to win the penalty for Rangers' second goal.[LNB]Boyd said: "I actually find it astonishing that somebody like Zemmama, who nine times out of 10 goes down when he's hardly been touched, can point the finger at Kenny.[LNB]"Don't get me wrong, I did catch Zemmama and there is no denying that, even if it was accidental. But when you look at other challenges on him on Sunday, he fell about like he'd been shot.[LNB]"I think for him to have a go at Kenny is like the pot calling the kettle black."[LNB]Boyd, 26, was relieved his yellow card did not rule him out of the Old Firm derby on February 28 after coming within one point of the disciplinary threshold.[LNB]He also insisted Celtic were not out of the title race, despite Rangers' 10-point lead and admitted he was still not back to his best following his recent double hernia operation.[LNB][LNB]
