The Killie boss is painting Robbie Deas and Lewis Mayo as victims of injustice rather than defenders punished by clear rules. Instead of crediting his players for holding out or Celtic for pushing until the last moment, Kettlewell has opted to keep the spotlight firmly on the referee’s decision. For Celtic fans, the penalty was straightforward under the current guidelines, with the VAR check confirming the call. But I think that me saying that lines up with what you guys felt, what I think everybody in Scottish Football felt after that game. Kettlewell may want to draw a line under the saga soon, because the more he repeats himself, the less convincing his argument becomes.