Fans baffled after Hearts player ‘thinks he’d get away with’ horror red card vs Rangers
dailystar.co.ukFootball fans couldn't believe Hearts midfielder Cameron Devlin's reaction to his horror red card against Rangers.Devlin, 24, was given his marching orders by referee Steven McLean after stamping on the ankle of Gers foward Rabbi Matondo in the first half of their Scottish Premiership clash.
The challenge made for grim viewing as replays were shown on Sky Sports.Yet the Australian appeared confused as to why he'd be sent off, staring at the ref with a look of disbelief on his face and holding his arms out in appeal.
One viewer asked: "Why the f**** he arguing about it?"READ MORE: Gazza's 'weird' game left room full of holes and had one very taxing rule for teammateAnother questioned: "How can he complain at that?" While a third echoed: "How’s he tryna say he’s innocent?
F***in clown."A fourth commented: "You've got to love the 'what for?!'" And another added: "What’s actually going through his head there?"One argued: "If you try to say this is anything other than a red card, you don’t know how football works nowadays.
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