Moritz Jenz should have had a red card in line with the debut goal ofCeltic.
After Stephen Welsh was excluded due to illness, the Big Defender was drafted byRoss Countyin the starting lineup. AndJentzput out the trump card for the new team in less than 10 minutes, and returned the hoop after Alex Jakoviti canceled the opening round of Kyogo Furuhashi.
Liel Abada won the stoptime as the team ofAnge Postecoglouscored two wins from the opening of the two Premiership games. However, one former Whistler believes that Jentz joined the fans during the celebration and he should sit on the stand after the next two games. The rules of the game stipulate that players who leave the pitch and enter the crowd should be careful. If Jentz had already been booked, it would have seen him sent to an early bath.
Des Roache disagrees with the law, but official Don Robertson follows and claims that Celtic should have definitely fought the rest of the match against 10 men.
He told theGetInvolvedReferee podcast:
"If you jump into the crowd or take off the top, you'll get an automatic yellow card, so you had to be careful a second time. Later in the game, the tension is high, but the law is law. I needed to be careful.
"I really think we should encourage such celebrations and euphoria. As someone who likes to see goals, don't slow it down. I disagree with the law, but it was a law and should have been applied.
"I think their view could threaten the safety of the fans. I As you understand, you may have a crush. But have a feel for the game. Is that bad? No. "
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