Derek McInnes and the Billy Boys. It is a subject that deserves considerably more attention from Scottish football’s

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is facing criticism in an opinion piece regarding historical footage from the 1990s. The video reportedly shows McInnes participating in singing the sectarian song "Billy Boys" during his playing career at Rangers. The article questions why McInnes has not faced sustained public scrutiny or direct questioning from journalists regarding his involvement in the footage.
The piece contrasts the lack of public fallout for McInnes with the 1999 resignation of Rangers vice-chairman Donald Findlay over a similar controversy. Additionally, it highlights McInnes's past disciplinary issues, including a previous four-match touchline suspension received while managing Hearts after he criticized a penalty decision in a Celtic match against Motherwell.
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