The narrative that Rangers spent the tie fouling Slavia players is a crock of shit. It's only taken hold because of opportunistic deflection tactics from the club exploiting those who have seen two incidents and thinking it's representative of the 90 (or 180) minutes. I'm assuming most haven't watched the full game since United were playing Milan at the same time. Last night it was Slavia who repeatedly chopped Kent and sought to broke up play at every opportunity. The yellow card that Kamara received in the first half was one of the worst decisions I've seen. The referee was hopeless at cracking down on the spoiling tactics and it was little wonder players became increasingly frustrated as the game wore on. Roofe's challenge was accidental but completely reckless and deserves a ban.
The irony in all of this is trying to paint Kamara as a villain. He's one of the most laid-back and unassuming players in the country and never reacts to the shoddy challenges that are part of the Scottish game. He's probably the last guy who would react to something minor.
