Vaclav Cerny has been warned ‘you can’t do that here at Ibrox’ after his reaction towards the Rangers support.
The winger was accused of telling the home support ‘where to go’ during their 1-0 win over Hibs in the Scottish Premiership Sunday lunchtime kick-off. The home side grabbed all three points thanks to Tom Lawrence’s stunner in front of a packed out crowd. However – despite being denied from the penalty spot by Jack Butland – the Hibees upped the pressure in the second period with the loan signing facing some criticism from the home support.Sky Sports cameras caught the Czech Republic international throwing his hands up in the air in response to groans from the Ibrox faithful as he appeared to shout towards the stands. Neil McCann, speaking on commentary at the time, said: “I tell you what, Cerny needs to calm himself down. He has actually having a go at the fans there – the fans are really unhappy he’s not opened up his body with the ball inside and he’s remonstrated. He has thrown his arms up and told them where to go”
