Glasgow Rangers fans laughed off claims from opposition boss.
Rangers battled back to claim a 2-1 win over Hibs last night and opposition boss Neil Lennon was not happy.
He felt Rangers were lucky to record their fourth win in a row, claiming his side were dominant.
He expressed his annoyance that Rangers escaped what he saw as a clear a penalty appeal, adding that his team ‘pumped’ the Gers.
Lennon’s comments were not received well by Rangers fans, who were quick to point out their team had more shots at goal.
Rangers had 12 attempts to Hibernian’s 10, with each having three on target.
They also had a penalty appeal of their own turned down in the first half.
Rangers have now won four games in a row, including two away wins.
Graeme Murty is proving to be a very capable manager, and results like last night keep the fanbase in high spirits.
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