Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke was today handed a two-match ban by SFA chiefs.
He will miss the season finale against Rangers, as well as the opening match of the 2019/20 season.
He also has a third match ban hanging over him, which is suspended until the end of the year.
And Killie fans are outraged by the SFA's decision, with many wondering why Steven Gerrard wasn't handed a ban for comments about referees earlier this season.
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Many of the Killie faithful took to social media to voice their displeasure.
James Clement said: "The fact you can't speak out about being unhappy with a referee's performance is beyond me."
David Campbell added: "Laughable by the SFA. Steven Gerrard breached the rules after his first game when he implied bias by the referee, and nothing happened. Let's hope this means Steve tells them to stick the Scotland job."
