Marc McNulty arrested

[Heisenberg]

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/spo...fixing-police/

Maybe explains that Derby game...

[Jones28]

I hate it when they use the word “ace”.

[BILLYHIBS]

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https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/spo...fixing-police/

Maybe explains that Derby game...

Which one ?

The missed penalty?

Or the one where he tried to get himself sent off?

[The Spaceman]

Using “Hibs’ Easter Road Stadium” as their image choice as well. Even though he’s not our player and was never our player. I can’t wait for them to go to the wall with all the other red tops, nothing but shameless click bait.

[Peevemor]

Very disappointing if true.

[Heisenberg]

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Which one ?

The missed penalty?

Or the one where he tried to get himself sent off?

When he tried to get himself booked/sent off. He’s a ****ing idiot getting involved if it’s true. Could be the end of his career at any sort of decent level.

[cabbageandribs1875]

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Using “Hibs’ Easter Road Stadium” as their image choice as well. Even though he’s not our player and was never our player. I can’t wait for them to go to the wall with all the other red tops, nothing but shameless click bait.

tbf ER is a beautiful background photo for any football player

agree about them going to the wall

[Auckland Hibs]

Would explain his performance(s) and the stamp on Sean Clare in the derby game.

[Carheenlea]

He kind of had that look about him that suggested he could be a bit of a wrong`un.

[SaulGoodman]

Nothing like innocent until proven guilty eh.

[Gloucester Hibs]

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Would explain his performance(s) and the stamp on Sean Clare in the derby game.

Yep seemed baffling at the time from a player who should’ve known better. I’m sure he done similar in other games?

[JimBHibees]

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He kind of had that look about him that suggested he could be a bit of a wrong`un.

[Diclonius]

Imagine if he deliberately tried to lose/draw a derby.

[WillowbraeHibby]

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Imagine if he deliberately tried to lose/draw a derby.

Be ragin' if that was the case.

[JXM73]

Impersonating a footballer, is that a crime

[Pretty Boy]

This goes on in football fairly regularly, particularly at the lower levels.

If it's proven he's been up to something then he's been the one daft enough to get caught.

[matty_f]

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Nothing like innocent until proven guilty eh.

[mcohibs]

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Nothing like innocent until proven guilty eh.

Spoken like a true criminal lawyer. Better call Saul 😂

[MrRobot]

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When he tried to get himself booked/sent off. He’s a ****ing idiot getting involved if it’s true. Could be the end of his career at any sort of decent level.

Never mind the end of his career, he could possibly be looking at jail time if it’s true could he not?

[Centre Hawf]

The way he played at times if he bet on himself to not score he'd have somehow bundled the ball in.

[Smartie]

Innocent until proven guilty, but I take a very dim view of anyone who has corrupted a game I have spend tens of thousands of pounds and tens of thousands of hours watching.

[CapitalGreen]

Incident with McGregor at Ibrox. 90th minute and needing a yellow he challenged the goalie while he was kicking the ball from hand. Daft thing to do but was overshadowed at the time by McGregor lashing out and getting himself sent off for the Old Firm game.

[CMac1988]

Funny cause I mind my old man saying it at the time, "Got himself sent off on purpose".

We'll see I guess.

[MWHIBBIES]

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Incident with McGregor at Ibrox. 90th minute and needing a yellow he challenged the goalie while he was kicking the ball from hand. Daft thing to do but was overshadowed at the time by McGregor lashing out and getting himself sent off for the Old Firm game.

Why is it daft? It happens all the time, all over the world every weekend. Players try to block the goalie all the time. I doubt if he is desperately needing to get himself booked he'd leave it so late. If the goalie plays it short, what then?

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Funny cause I mind my old man saying it at the time, "Got himself sent off on purpose".

We'll see I guess.

He didn't get sent off.

[Hulk1875]

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He kind of had that look about him that suggested he could be a bit of a wrong`un.

Like a lot of us from schemes of Edinburgh get up to no good make mistakes just unfortunately being a footballer you get it tighter if you do wrong

[660]

Who cares. Bit of a twat and average striker compared to doidge and Nisbet.

[CMac1988]

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Why is it daft? It happens all the time, all over the world every weekend. Players try to block the goalie all the time. I doubt if he is desperately needing to get himself booked he'd leave it so late. If the goalie plays it short, what then?


He didn't get sent off.

My mistake. "Trying to get himself sent off".

[CapitalGreen]

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Why is it daft? It happens all the time, all over the world every weekend. Players try to block the goalie all the time. I doubt if he is desperately needing to get himself booked he'd leave it so late. If the goalie plays it short, what then?

The incident again: https://youtu.be/hqLz-tpYvjs

Players try to put the keeper off all the time all over the world every weekend by standing in their vicinity, they don’t make an attempt to play the ball as the keeper releases it. To do so is against the rules, it’s absolute schoolboy stuff and strikers nowadays know that they can’t challenge the keeper in the act of releasing the ball.

“prevents the goalkeeper from releasing the ball from the hands or kicks or attempts to kick the ball when the goalkeeper is in the process of releasing it” - https://www.thefa.com/football-rules...and-misconduct

[The 90+2]

So much wrong with that article including boyhood hero’s.

Hope he’s alright and charges dropped.

[Since452]

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https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/spo...fixing-police/

Maybe explains that Derby game...

That stamp was inexplicable. IF he tried to get himself sent off in a derby for bets then he'd better not show his face anywhere near Easter Road again. Couldn't understand why he did it the time and I'm really hoping what I'm thinking isn't true.