Simon Jordan recently expressed his disapproval of Rangers’ reaction to another game postponement against Dundee, criticizing the club for their strong stance. The former Crystal Palace owner raised questions about why the fixture wasn’t rescheduled earlier and highlighted the irony of Rangers’ complaints while facing their own challenges.

The frustration was evident as Rangers’ match at Dens Park was rescheduled for the fifth time this season due to a waterlogged pitch, causing a stir in the Premiership. Jordan, known for his punditry on talkSPORT, called out Rangers for their “ridiculous, hypocritical, and unnecessary” response, particularly in light of their own issues regarding fan allocations for Celtic matches.

In a conversation with Jim White, Jordan pointed out the need for professionalism in the face of scheduling challenges and criticized the Scottish Premiership facilities and finances. While acknowledging Rangers’ concerns, he emphasized that their tone came across as arrogant and unproductive, especially given the circumstances.

The ongoing postponements raise concerns about the impact on the league and clubs like Celtic, who are left in uncertainty as the game remains on hold. The outcome of the match against Dundee could potentially shift the dynamics in the league standings, but until the game is played, the final result remains uncertain.