“(Ibrox) vindicated and Celtic told they’re wrong again as KMI panel weighs in on red cards that were and weren’t,” screams the headline.

Good God. That would be puerile and dripping with bias if it had appeared on one of the pitiful fan sites across the city. But this ran in a national newspaper. You get no prizes for guessing which one.

Even if the story it’s trying to tell had any credibility, which it does not, that gleeful, mocking, condescending tone would still be completely unnecessary. It is unprofessional. The fact that it appears in a national title shows the level of contempt they have for our supporters and for any reader who does not share their pro-Ibrox slant.

The story itself concerns yesterday’s KMI panel decisions.

And once again, what can you even say?

We are expected to treat this as some kind of independent, professional body. A panel of people who understand the rules and know what they are doing. In reality, the entire exercise lacks credibility as Dundee Utd pointed out last year. Even the SFA acknowledges that the panel carries no formal authority.

There is not a single person in this country who should...