MICHAEL STEWART has slammed The Rangers level of entitlement after they wrote to the SFA about a decision they felt they should have gotten against Celtic.

It’s a familiar pattern for the Ibrox club, who do their best to deflect from their own failings.

During the Celtic game, a push on Alistair Johnston was enough to create space for Alfredo Morelos to hit the back of the net. the push was deemed illegal and the goal didn’t stand. VAR couldn’t see the decision as a clear and obvious error, so the game continued.

The Rangers would lose the game 3-2 and were victims of their own downfall. That’s what probably hurts them the most at this moment in time.

26th February 2023; Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland: Scottish Viaplay Cup Football Final, Rangers versus Celtic; John Hartson and Michael Stewart

However, the letters to the SFA and the heat they’re putting on referee Kevin Clancy is quite astonishing.

BBC pundit Michael Stewart picked up one instance where the Ibrox club benefitted from poor officiating this season. However, a whole catalogue of flashpoints has gone the way of the Ibrox club this term.

They feel hard done by once, and all hell breaks loose.

Rangers level of entitlement is incredible. Writing letters wanting explanations and apologies for one perceived mistake. I must have missed the numerous other clubs letters this season. St.J must surely have done it after their game at Ibrox…..

— Michael Stewart (@mstewart_23) April 11, 2023

Celtic moved 12 points clear with their win and will be worthy champions in a matter of weeks. The noise from across the city is light entertainment for the Hoops support.