Kris Boyd has blasted Nick Walsh over the “terrible decision” to book Jack Butland in Rangers’ win over St Mirren.

The pundit’s vehement criticism of the referee’s decision was scathing and filled with disbelief. The call to book Butland after the collision with Olusanya left the former Rangers striker stunned and outraged. The incident occurred as Butland cleared a long ball over the top, only to collide with Olusanya, who ran into him while attempting to reach the ball. Despite the collision appearing accidental, Butland was shown a yellow card, much to the pundit’s dismay.

The decision to award a free kick to St Mirren after the collision was also heavily criticized, especially considering the lack of intent or foul play involved. The resulting free kick taken by Lewis Jamieson failed to pose any threat as it was easily blocked by the wall. The pundit expressed concern over the potential outcome had the free kick resulted in a goal, highlighting the injustice of Butland’s booking.

In summary, the pundit labeled the referee’s decision as a disgrace and a terrible call, questioning the consistency and fairness of the officiating in the match. The incident left a sour taste in the pundit’s mouth, as they felt that Butland was unjustly punished for a collision that was beyond his control.

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