Peter Haring's foul on Connor Goldson allowed Rangers to equalize and eventually win the match against Hearts. Haring's actions were criticized as 'stupid' and 'lazy' by pundits.
Hearts star Peter Haring has been branded "stupid" after his costly foul on Connor Goldson allowed James Tavernier to level for Rangers to set them on their way to a late, late win at Ibrox.
Things went from bad to worse for Steven Naismith's men in injury time when Danilo headed into the net to sent the Jambos back to Tynecastle empty-handed. And Michael Stewart was left raging on BBC Sportsound, with the former Gorgie midfielder stating: “Do you know what? It’s a penalty. He’s pulling his jersey. Stupid, stupid play. It’s not that difficult to defend.
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