Miller made himself look that much of a fool that he made Boyd seem intelligent…

Never like seeing red cards being flashed, but if they are then in has to be for tackles like this. A real leg breaker from Lundstrum. No place for that in the game. pic.twitter.com/6OuBpTyFJc

— Lisbon Lion (@tirnaog_09) May 11, 2024

Oh Kenny Miller, you made a complete and utter fool of yourself in front of an audience which was in its millions. In fact it was that bad that you managed to make Kris Boyd seem intelligent, and that’s some going!

Kenny of course was one of a handful of people who believed it was wrong to send off John Lundstrum for his brutal assault on Alistair Johnston yesterday.

What Kenny Miller appears to be arguing here is that if we didn’t have VAR – if we didn’t have the facility to look again and scrutinise and see the whole, clear picture – then we wouldn’t all know how bad John Lundstram’s tackle was. It’s VAR’s fault.🙈pic.twitter.com/Lvh6E9CdlF

— Graham Spiers (@GrahamSpiers) May 11, 2024

You can forgive the others as they are most likely boozed up deluded bears who can’t see through their blue tinted specs, but Kenny was at the game in a working capacity as a ‘football expert’ in his role as a co-commentator with SKY TV.

The entire footballing world is laughing at Kenny for his wild take on the incident, with his fellow pundits particularly Chris Sutton and Neil Lennon ridiculing him for his embarrassing behaviour. Even his old strike partner and fellow bear Kris Boyd shook his head in disbelief at Kenny’s comments.

Kenny Miller not for the first time and probably not the last time has embarrassed himself and our standard of punditry in front of a worldwide audience.

⚽️ Three goals in 𝙁𝙄𝙑𝙀 minutes
🟥 A red card
🧤 Penalty save

Celtic are on the brink of lifting a third straight #cinchPrem title after a dramatic victory over 10-man Rangers in the Old Firm ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/uhyzkNQafn

— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) May 11, 2024

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