Kenny Miller's wife slams Graeme Murty - for leaving striker on bench
The 38-year-old hitman was an unused sub as ten-man Rangers were dominated by Celtic, who won 4-0 to book a place in the Scottish Cup final next month against Motherwell.
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Hide AdMiller was on the scoresheet last week as Rangers defeated Dundee 4-0 at Ibrox, but was named among the substitutes for the Old Firm showdown this afternoon. Murty used all three subs available to him but brought on Josh Windass for Andy Halliday, Bruno Alves for Daniel Candeias and replaced Graeme Dorrans with Jason Holt.
And Miller’s wife Laura aired her disgust at her husband kicking his heels on the bench for the full 90 minutes.
In a series of tweets, Mrs Miller wrote: “Wow. Fact - Kenny is a big game Old Firm player but hey, who am I to have an opinion.
“And by the way, he’s fitter than anyone I’ve ever met. Fitter, faster, stronger yessssss.
“By the way, just so you know, I’m always Team Miller. I love him and think he’s the best thing on this earth. Stop tweeting me coz I’m not interested!!”
Mrs Miller’s comments came during a bad day at the office for Rangers.
Midfielder Andy Halliday had a shouting match with a fan after being subbed off in the first half, and appeared to brand the fan a “f*****g b**bag”. Murty confirmed after the game that the boyhood Gers fan will be summoned to a meeting to discuss the incident, which was caught by TV cameras at the game.
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Hide AdDaniel Candeias also reacted badly to being hooked for Alves after Ross McCrorie had been sent off, with the Portuguese winger storming off down the tunnel rather than going to sit with his team-mates on the Rangers bench.