Dermot Gallagher says Michael Beale showed he was a "gentleman" by allowing Partick Thistle to score an uncontested equaliser after Malik Tillman's controversial goal.
And the former whistler says the handshake between Beale and Partick Thistle boss Ian McCall after the incident showed the whole thing was handled with "class." Rangers came from behind to send Thistle out of the Scottish Cup but Beale told his players to let the Championship side equalise after Tillman took the ball from unsuspecting Kevin Holt as he attempted to give them the ball back following an injury stoppage.
It was Bayern Munich loanee Tillman who was down injured so didn't see Antonio Colak put the ball out of play and Beale said it was simply a misunderstanding. Gallagher, speaking on Sky Sports' Refwatch, says the Rangers boss handled himself with class and had nothing but praise for how the incident was dealt with.
