STEVEN GERRARD reckons Jordan Jones and George Edmundson will regret their Covid rule break for ‘quite some time’ after breaking his silence on the disgraced Ibrox duo.
Jones and Edmundson have been suspended by Rangers pending an internal investigation after they attended a house party in Glasgow on Sunday night and breached Government and club Coronavirus regulations.
Both players are now fighting to save their Gers careers as a result of their actions and could face further punishment from the Scottish FA as Hampden chiefs launch their own probe.
Jones and Edmundson will spend 14 days in self-isolation on the orders of Rangers doctor Mark Waller and boss Gerrard has expressed his anger at the actions of two members of his Ibrox squad.
He told RangersTV: “Obviously really disappointed. I think everyone at the football club is disappointed with the actions of the two players.
“I think it was important that the club took decisive action, they were very quick to do that, which was pleasing to see.
“The players know that they have let themselves down, and their families. They have also badly let their team-mates down and the supporters of the club.
“They will be punished internally and dealt with internally. I think the important thing from my point of view is that we draw a line under that.
“I don’t want to be sitting here and kick them even more. They are feeling really down at the minute, they are apologetic, they are remorseful, they are full of regret and I think they will regret it for quite some time.
“They have been suspended in the short term and we have spoken to the players since the events and the next time we will speak to them is when they come off suspension after an isolation period.
“They have made a bad, bad error of judgement and I think they are going to regret it for some time. It is a building process now for both of those players moving forward.”
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