article_snippet.sent: In 1989, John Brown was part of the Ibrox side which contested an Old Firm Scottish Cup final with two trophies already banked.
article_snippet.sent: John Brown was involved in a touchline tussle with Roy Aitken that saw the Celtic skipper seize the ball and take a throw-in that should have gone the other way.
article_snippet.sent: It's hard for officials given the pace of the game,' said John Brown.
article_snippet.sent: John Brown could rant at refs with the best of Rangers during John Brown time in charge of Dundee, not least when Alan Muir was fooled by a Peter Pawlett dive and awarded Aberdeen a penalty that effectively relegated the Dens Park side.
article_snippet.sent: but It was one of those things, a referee's interpretation,' reflected a more sanguine John Brown on John Brown own brush with Alan Muir. '
article_snippet.sent: John Brown is a right good referee.
article_snippet.sent: Results went against John Brown when John Brown was refereeing and I was at Dundee.
article_snippet.sent: But John Brown is a good ref, an honest guy.
article_snippet.sent: If John Brown had seen it John Brown would have given a penalty that effectively relegated the Dens Park side. '
article_snippet.sent: If decisions went against John Brown at Dundee, I would say to John Brown through frustration.
article_snippet.sent: But when I thought about it, John Brown never did it intentionally.
article_snippet.sent: Despite the impact of that throw-in call, Brown still believes Rangers only had themselves to blame. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Rangers legend John Brown experienced similar frustration in 1989, when the Ibrox side also missed out on winning three trophies due to poor officiating .
  