Falkirk manager John McGlynn has set Scottish football buzzing after delivering an explosive post-match rant that many believe could land him in hot water with the authorities. Following a controversial clash involving Celtic, McGlynn was asked about a disputed offside decision — but what followed was far more than anyone expected.
Clearly frustrated, the veteran coach refused to bite his tongue, launching into a brutal assessment of refereeing standards across the Scottish game. His now-viral declaration, “I’ve not finished!”, instantly became the headline moment as he continued to criticise consistency, accountability, and the repeated mistakes he claims are costing teams vital results.
The passionate outburst has quickly divided opinion among fans. Some supporters praised McGlynn for speaking honestly and saying what many managers privately believe, while others warned that such public criticism could result in fines or disciplinary action from the Scottish FA.
Clips of the interview have spread rapidly across social media, sparking fierce debate about VAR, officiating transparency, and whether managers should be allowed to openly challenge referees without punishment.
With pressure mounting and attention firmly on the governing bodies, all eyes are now on what happens next. One thing is clear — McGlynn’s fearless rant has reignited a controversy that refuses to go away.
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