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Another match in the Scottish domestic season and yet another game where Celtic were cheated by the officials.

As I wrote in my match overview earlier today, it is clear that VAR assistant Alan Muir knew exactly what he was doing as he denied Celtic a stonewall penalty in the first half.

You can read more on that here: Better Luck Next Time Alan! – Champions 67

And equally as unsurprising, Kris Boyd in the Sky Sports studio went against every other pundit and claimed that that it should not have been a penalty and that the correct decision was made.

He even went one step further and lied right to the face of the millions of viewers watching the images for themselves on TV to say that Kyogo was “already on his way down before contact was made”.

Now, it’s one thing to say that it wasn’t a penalty, but to make up a total lie like that, especially when we are all watching the footage as he says it, is absolutely egregious.

And Chris Sutton was right to make a comment about Boyd’s integrity just before they cut away from the pundits, because it is clear for all to see, Boyd absolutely has none.

You see, the thing about Boyd is, he would rather show himself to have absolutely no integrity whatsoever and lie through his fake Turkey teeth, just so he can appease his fellow Rangers fans watching back home.

You can always tell when Boyd is lying because he scowls intensely in his attempts not to crack a smile. He also gets extremely defensive and snaps at anyone who questions his lies and pulls out the “it’s a conspiracy” line.

The man is an absolute joke of a pundit and even worse than that, a pundit that has zero integrity.