The VAR Review | September 2024

[@michael9409]

Cannae complain at this can you? Might not agree with everything but this sort of transparency can only help in the long run. Good idea this, Willie.

[@michaelmulholland9072]

5tr8r

[@Sargatanas2k2]

People will always find ways to complain but I agree, it's a great start. Everyone makes mistakes, just make sure they learn and improve.

[@aird05]

Yes we can, because it's Scottish football. It's what we do.

[@kieranmccabe]

They need to be transparent with us at the time and in the stadiums because we have no clue what’s going on. Killie keeper clatters into kyogo and the var team said they didn’t think it was worthy of a penalty when it’s a stonewall pen every day of the week

[@russmart90]

This is a league that contains the ugly sisters, of course they will complain 😂

[@jimbo5_7]

I've never been a supporter of VAR, but this is a great development and goes a long way to addressing concerns by providing much needed transparency.

[@yaasooft]

Wow. That Kyogo audio is wild.

[@michaelmulholland9072]

J5iti5yi49ti

[@jaydendelaney1314]

Tbf kyogo was offside

[@ADIG0993]

@@jaydendelaney1314 He was onside and this was proven during the game

[@fffghhh_2]

@@jaydendelaney1314clearly wasn’t otherwise they would’ve clarified that and Collum wouldn’t have said it should’ve been a penalty 🥴

[@bonusbertie]

Never thought I would utter these words but a huge well done to the sfa and Willie Collum. Dragged Scotland into the 21st Century, nice 👏👏👏

[@derekt044]

This kind of transparency is great. Actually being able to go through and listen to what var is doing in terms of processing and analysis; and their communication with the referee is genuinely interesting and a positive footing for Scottish football/refereeing

[@MartinJB12]

Never thought I’d see the day I’d be giving praise to Willie collum but this is a great initiative. Great to see they’ve committed to producing this monthly

[@OneForTheNorth]

Andrew Dallas had to become a full time VAR referee, he said this was due to a hip injury but it wasn’t the case. Andrew is a director within the JR Group who are Rangers club business partners and the entirety of their senior and C suite staff are Rangers fans. Dallas is a Rangers supporter also. Having him on VAR duties for Celtic or Rangers games is negligible. Well done to Willie for putting himself in the firing line and giving us transparency where possible. Positive move

[@JK-ff1ft]

Hahahahaha

[@qmj5659]

BBC tried this and I can't remember who the ref was, but it was just him saying why the refs got everything right to the point I was excited to see which new excuses were coming for terrible decisions. It was useless. This was much better and more transparent. The audio helps and and talking about the process as well as the decision and how it's reached is gonna be much more useful for fans as it goes on. Good work.

[@TransportSCO]

At last... The Scottish FA and Referees are now openly providing some transparency and conclusions on some of these crazy mad VAR decisions so fair play to them! 👏

[@Col563]

Why is the referee advising Tom Lawrence NOT to make that tackle ? That is cheating ,he then shouts "he's played the ball" twice....what ball ,the one on the moon ? That referee was fully at it there .

[@mart6788]

Any challenge from behind is a foul in Europe, why are the rules different in the SPFL, I feel this doesn’t help our clubs in Europe as they are playing to a different standard

[@russmart90]

ThAt Is ChEaTiNg 😂

[@emceaboom]

Feedback from referees during play isn't cheating. It's totally normal and keeps the games flowing. HOWEVER... - screaming "don't tackle" twice - then ignoring a clear foul - then screaming "he got the ball" five times is a bit much.😂 I see Willie sent that ref back to the championship 😂

[@gerardboyle8804]

I thought it was one of his team mates u couldn't hear shouting that through the ref's mic, couldn't believe it when a realised it was the ref, shouting not to tackle 😂

[@BoxxerCore]

A ref advising players when to tackle like a coach and then wrongly backing the player and the tackle. A ref shouldn't be interfering in this way.

[@Anthony_15]

He wasn't coaching the player he liked Everyone else wants the game to run smoothly. If the player tackled the other player where the referee told him he shouldn't the referee would have to stop the game to award warning or yellow/red card.

[@BoxxerCore]

@@Anthony_15 Absolutely not, A professional football player should know when to tackle on his own, ffs at least basic knowledge of the rules of game and how to properly tackle an opponent during play are the the least we should expect from them without the referee follo wing them about telling them what to do. Never heard nonsense like that in my life.

[@rmedh]

Well done Willie Collum! Great initiative. Let's hope it continues for the full season.

[@Darren.ftk.]

That rangers v ross county game, the ref says multiple times " he played the ball" even says " huge touch of the ball" why didnt thd var guy tell the ref he never played the ball?

[@willsln-k1n]

not allowed , VAR cant get involved in incidents there , unless it becomes a match defining moment and rangers had went on to score in what would have been considered APP

[@Craig-xp5dg]

It told you in the clip, different APP so the tackle is redundant

[@Col563]

But he advised Tom Lawrence not to make the tackle ??? He's a ref not a coach.....shocking

[@incognitod8444]

@@Craig-xp5dg I don't see how it's a different APP. Ross County literally didn't touch the ball between the foul and the goal

[@Bhoywonder1888]

It’s at the very start of the APP as he fouls the player and gains possession it’s obviously a match defining moment. The official sounds like an enthusiastic fan willing the desired outcome tbh.

[@CelticBraveheart67]

A brilliant idea, and Wullie came across as very fair and clear in his explanation of each incident. This should be on TV as well for everyone to see.

[@marke8313]

4 of these wrong VAR & Refereeing calls benefited just one club, with four other clubs paying the price!

[@HerkRFC]

Eh?

[@davidtowers7851]

Please do this show each week so we can ensure there is no bias towards one team.

[@andrewh2817]

Great to have accountability and an explanation of decisions taken. This has been badly needed.

[@Stephenmcanally]

Good start but I wonder why Celtic lose out with Don Robertson being given a clearly incorrect steer. honest mistake from VAR?😂

[@Mr-BuBa]

Scotland is leading the line with this one. This can only be a good thing. Well done, Willie. Willie with balls 👏👏🤝

[@bazzzzz6175]

That was great. Well done SFA. Jings....

[@kevinmckenna7261]

Well Done. Its a start.

[@intheheatoflisbon5311]

He's doing a great job bringing the decisions closer to the fans between videos like this and the SSB as well, was never a fan of his as a Celtic fan but in this new roles he's been the best development in refereeing in Scottish football in my 33 years

[@frankie-ck9xz]

Wullie supports Motherwell, Rangers fans think he supports Celtic because he's a Catholic, God bless

[@intheheatoflisbon5311]

@@frankie-ck9xz didn't say who I thought he supported I said I wasn't a fan of him (I'm a Celtic fan) but feel he's doing a good job in his new role

[@SeanG1888]

This is excellent. Transparency is key. More of this please

[@richardscott4847]

Would have liked to see Kyogo offside goal vs Rangers. Line looked squint.

[@MartinJB12]

The line’s the line. The VAR can’t make the line squint. They put crosshairs on where the players are and the computer does the rest. It’s massively tight. The bit that bothers me is that in England they were talking about the lines being wider and if they were touching then it’d be onside, doesn’t look to be the case in that scenario

[@garymoore0312]

Martin they didn't check for offside on this kyogo penalty claim although they says he should have had a pen no offside was checked

[@andymc2229]

​@@garymoore0312bang on pal, no mention of the fact kyogo was offside before the mcrorrie challenge

[@gary4804]

@@andymc2229 he wasn't offside though

[@callummaciver]

@@andymc2229 Killie players toe plays him on. Regardless, the process would be to first identify the penalty decision then check the offside, so it probably would have happened after if they'd decided it was a penalty.

[@cfcnlr]

Rangers the only team not to get disadvantaged by var then?😂😂 Same as usual

[@gazzamac06]

Aye nae big (wrong) calls went against us in old firm games recently eh? 🙄

[@liamodonnell281]

@@gazzamac06it was a pumping tbf

[@gazzamac06]

@@liamodonnell281 not that last game obviously. Cup final, AJ handball (offside unknown at the time), roofe goal opening game of the season, Dessers disallowed goal in 3-3 game. Previous season Morelos disallowed goal in 3-2 parkhead game.

[@ArthurSymington1]

@@gazzamac06 Raskin pushed Hart in the back with two hands, Dessers clearly fouled Lagerbielke, and Lawrence clearly fouls Iwata in the middle of the park in the 3-3 game. You are just so used to getting everything your own way that you are bemused when decisions are judged impartially.

[@decnaseby9261]

Don’t tackle there tom 😂😂😂😂. Ref Wis loving that result

[@AlbaReviews]

Outstanding! Well done Mr Collum! Possibly the biggest advancement in Scottish refereeing ever. Could have done with this pre VAR. Detailed explanations, accountability and the honesty and integrity to admit when they might have got things wrong! This is a game changer!

[@WhiskerWondersClips]

Respect to Willie for doing this. It's refreshing.

[@ajmobeel]

Right or wrong it’s better to know all round. Transparency is the key. This is great viewing

[@1976Doc]

Ref telling the rangers player not to tackle???? He's not a coach he's a ref

[@Bhoywonder1888]

That sounds like a fan screaming don’t tackle Tom . A huge touch of the ball wtf when quite clearly he was miles away from touching it. That’s some cheating if it’s an official.

[@stephenjcam]

Cheating 😂 have a lie down sir. ​@@Bhoywonder1888

[@deanmcgowan3485]

Would do that to any player ya dafty

[@captainwin6333]

This is normal in rugby. The ref tells players not to go onto the deck, come in from the side, use his arms on the deck etc. Totally normal.

[@daryldavidson8914]

​@Bhoywonder1888 it tells you on the screen who's talking and it was indeed the ref shouting that 20:02

[@michaelhickland4450]

for transparency we should have audio for the full match on every decision atound the pitch as they do in rugby.

[@cfcnlr]

Why is the referee giving advice to Tom Lawrence then ignores his foul🤣🤣🥴

[@neelydee1]

Great point, that's exactly what I thought. Would be interesting if the same official acts in this manner towards all players, regardless of what strip they wear.

[@Col563]

Because he's playing for the Gers ....that is shocking.

[@paulsmith7636]

Shows you’ve never played football at any sort of decent level… referees talk players through games as a way of keeping their own concentration. Paranoid freaks

[@cfcnlr]

​@@paulsmith7636"got the ball" then replay shows didn't touch the ball and should of got a yellow card😂😂😂 paranoid

[@neelydee1]

Time will tell if this type of referee behaviour is "normal" in the next episode or two. I'd expect to hear a lot more of this on replays if you are indeed correct Mr Smith. Paranoid Freak is a strong assertion without any solid basis.

[@rheamanson937]

This is great, something we have needed for a while. Still don’t understand the Rangers APP one. It was a continuous possession so surely the same APP. The move was started by a very obvious foul so the goal should not have been allowed. Other than that, very honest and informative

[@sugarman4354]

The Forrest non pen. What if the Referee had given the penalty? Would VAR have intervened to overturn the decision or would it have been treated as not being a clear & obvious mistake? Not covered here but interested in offside decisions. Take Kyogo offside goal v Rangers as an example. How do you determine when the ball is exactly kicked? Is it when the ball leaves the foot or at the point of contact? It was so tight & the angle didn’t help. It must be impossible to draw those lines perfectly when it’s so tight?

[@Rufuslowlife]

Good that you're explaining how the process works, but maybe some communication with the fans attending the game would be a positive step.

[@thomashunter7557]

Good idea and well balanced. Can you not just review the ones they get wrong? I can understand why they want to highlight where it goes well…that’s the minimum expectation. Surprised the Gogic on Maeda wasn’t on there. As for the audio wow 😮 it’s like fans watching their favourite/least favourite teams in some of the clips!

[@jamesmc8630]

Don Robertson on Kyogo foul - 'No, no, not for me' as soon as it happens, 2 seconds later, 'I didn't have a good angle', 'I don't know if he just made himself big or if he takes him out'. If you didn't have a good angle or don't really know what happened why are you so quick to say no?

[@callummaciver]

Because he has to make an on field decision and communicate his reasoning for that to the VAR team.

[@frankie-ck9xz]

love the fact Wullie is doing this show, now ref's if they do have team bias they will think twice because now they will be outed

[@Francis-n8v]

If you look closely enough the James Forest clip at the beginning, the Hibs player impedes Forrest’s right knee impacting his movement so, for me, a penalty and not analysed closely enough by the team

[@russmart90]

That’s the issue tho you (I’m guessing a Celtic fan) think it’s a pen, others think it’s not. All about interpretation

[@94HughC]

Positive. We still need: The refs making explanations to crowds mic'd up. TV channels to get live access to the VAR radio we heard here. Eventually, TV screens that show the VAR review live to the whole ground.

[@JoshAston23]

Have to applaud the SFA on this one, great to see us paving the way with initiatives like this one. As fans, I think all we ask for is transparency like this so we can understand how decisions are reached and it will only help some people understand the actual laws of the game (although they'll probably still try arguing that they know better than the officials 🙄)

[@PervcoPlasticPaddy]

This is great to see. Getting both sides of the story, explanations and transparency will only improve things. Now we need the rules changed so that VAR can check 2nd yellow card fouls resulting on a player being sent off. Why should VAR not be used to check such a game changing decision to send a man off.

[@kennybell9602]

Very interesting and all involved trying to get the big decisions correct. Well done SFA for having the guts to release this video.

[@gothenburg83]

Brilliant from Willie and the SFA. Well done.

[@johnbrady9146]

Tbh this is the most refreshing thing since faddys goal

[@godwears7]

Loved this, great idea. Transparency is always good. Well except bathroom doors.

[@ajsctech8249]

The show is a good move from the SFA and is to be applauded. Let's hope this signals a change for more transparency in Scottish football. Let's hope they don't simply omit some controversial decisions from this monthly show.

[@shabbs67]

The commentary on the Kyogo decision compared to the Lawrence challenge on RossCo tells you all you need to know about Scottish refereeing. Couldn't wait to deny Celtic a pen, couldn't wait to award Rangers a goal. It's also telling that they have picked 2 incorrect decisions from games where 1 bad decision would have had no impact on the result

[@sandymeerkat]

Why isn’t the moment the ball is played forward in a offside var decision assessed as is the lines drawn on forward players

[@JAZZYCFC]

With the kyogo one I don't get how he can say the refs in a bad position to see round the wall but when the incident happens the ref instantly says no not for me even though he can't see it clearly. In that case instead of saying no when he hasn't seen it right should he not have said check that for me I couldn't see it clearly.

[@callummaciver]

No, has to make an on field decision and communicate reasoning. He knows they will check it anyway.

[@JAZZYCFC]

@@callummaciver made it pretty film quick fir someone who didn't actually see it right so they just guessing now?

[@callummaciver]

@@JAZZYCFC Refs have been guessing forever. He gets himself in a bad position and you can see is even trying to duck to see through players. He still has to make an on field call and if you don't see something clearly then you're likely to avoid giving the pen. But it's as clear a penalty as you'll ever see and there are no such excuses for the VAR team.

[@cfcnlr]

What about the Celtic penalty claim Vs rangers when the rangers player handled the ball lol no var?

[@louiseconlin8846]

Hopefully that'll be in the September review 🧐👍

[@AI-di7ll]

A show like this is desperately needed in England

[@McGrory69]

No mention of the Kyogo goal against rangers that was onside?? Show us the line.

[@billdoesjudo]

And why are they resetting the APP right after Rangers win the ball back against Ross County? There no new phase of attack unless you count the transition from Ross County to Rangers as a new phase, in which case, it started with a foul. That's braindead, in my opinion.

[@bobsteele9581]

Very interesting. This is the kind of transparency we want.

[@michaelmcguk]

Can we not have an option on Sky/BT to hear VAR audio as standard?

[@micmac8978]

This transparency is excellent. Long may it continue! Excellent job by everyone involved with the idea 👏

[@GraemeTyrrell.]

Good show, well done Willie

[@alanproctor9316]

for the Killie clip, thought if the foul continued into the box it was classed as a pen, has this changed with VAR?

[@calcium81able]

This is a great addition to the game. Clear and concise. That coming fae a guy that called him Bobby tower for years

[@jamiemcintosh5197]

Why no audio for the Dundee United penalty claim v Dundee?

[@emceaboom]

Willie speaks really well.

[@MarkBruen-e2m]

Fair play in putting himself forward like this.

[@dougall360]

So in the Kilmarnock simulation scenario, if that yellow was the 2nd yellow and resulted in a red, are they saying that the decision would not be overturned even though it's the wrong decision? That seems absolutely mental

[@adamwallace0929]

This is great transparency, thanks for doing this and thanks willie!

[@marke8313]

This video is brilliant in highlighting exactly what is wrong with refereeing in Scotland, with or without VAR! Honestly i am seething at how wrong some of these decisions are and more so at the incidents being wrongly called 'correct decisions' even with the benefit of hindsight & multiple angle reviews by Willie Collum! 🤯

[@Rhwiajxdjn]

Clearly no a ref 😂

[@marke8313]

@@Rhwiajxdjn more so than those refereeing games & those reviewing those refereeing games & some of those watching and commenting on this video, it appears! 🤔 😄

[@Mark-l6i]

Seething 😂😂 shut up

[@ADIG0993]

'Don, check complete' - why bother with VAR if you have numpties like Aitken doing it. He is either incompetent or he is biased but either way he should not be anywhere near VAR

[@davidashman9364]

That was really, really interesting. Should be essential viewing for fans of any club.

[@paulcochrane1028]

Kyogo one is crazy!😮

[@confidemus1869]

Enjoyed this. Great to see some rationale behind decisions.

[@StevenBoath]

while it's great to see them sharing this and admitting the errors, I'm sure a lot of people would like to hear how they got it so wrong on the day. What is it they thought they saw, or did they not understand the rules or the game.

[@michaelkeenan5879]

Am I misunderstanding this? The referee was correct not to blow right away when he thought a foul had been committed? I know they let play continue when it's an offside decision but a normal foul? I've never seen this happen before. Effectively, the referee gave an advantage to a player who, in his opinion, had committed a foul.

[@declanlappin8475]

If you can ask questions atall I would like to ask how well know rangers/celtic fans are allowed to officiate the Glasgow derby?

[@ErinJack299]

I really like this, glad that the sfa are being forward thinking and open, can only be a good thing this

[@Torky1965]

I applaud Willie Collum for trying to show that VAR are making an attempt to explain decisions to supporters. The fact remains that if a referee has bias to a side be it conscious or unconscious then these " honest mistakes" will still be made because whether the ref knows it or not he'll favour the side he has a bias towards and no amount of training can fix that. My other big problem is that until referees are made to show which club they support and have definitive proof to support the claim then it's a free for all. The last Glasgow Derby ref John Beaton a known Ibrox supporter and Andrew Dallas lead VAR a known Ibrox supporter, these guys should be nowhere a derby game again this goes back to bias be it conscious or unconscious it must affect decision making, there's no other league in the world where this would happen and that's why our ref's don't get chosen for big tournaments anymore because FIFA and UEFA know this and they're rank rotten as well. If the SFA and SPFL were serious about fixing the game they'd welcome a football regulator and clear both organisations from top to bottom and bring in football people without an agenda for or against certain teams, all any football supporter wants is a level playing field. I also think that we should adopt an NFL style of refereeing where the refs explain what the infringement was for and the appropriate punishment for a red card. For offsides and goals the refs could do the same it would mean fans in the stadium would know why it was offside, or if a goal was chopped off for a foul in an earlier phase or lead up to said goal, that way we'd know why a decision was made. We still might not like the outcome but at least that way there's a bit of transparency for supporters. I also think if a ref has made a mistake or a decision is subjective then they should be made to explain their decision after the game, they interview players and managers after games so why not referees?

[@cullengal1992]

Very informative, still dont agree with a ref telling a player not to tackle tho

[@ledzepaldo]

Brilliant. more of this please

[@butchthow]

No bad, but they need someone to represent the paying fans views and not just the corporate narrative. Also it seems like they're using the same quality camera and audio equipment for the podcast as they do for var! You turn up the sound to hear them properly, the adverts come on blast your ears off and look way better quality.

[@aidenpearson9905]

Mental that Albian Ajeti is doing the VAR review show

[@Scottish-eagle]

In the St Johnstone v Rangers game if its protocol to let play go on. Why in every other game is play stopped at corners for infringement by attacking players etc and not let play continue. Just seems like an excuse to be honest to give one team an advantage as this never happens in other games. But this new transparency by willie collum is great as long as decisions are consistent.

[@Callanstunes17]

I like it we rly should be getting stuff like this during the games tho actually hearing what the refs and that are saying instead of leaving us in the dark bit it’s a start

[@BMMCD]

Why is the ref coaching Tom Lawrence during that Ross County attack and telling him not to make a tackle? That's a huge red flag right there. Even more bizarre that he (the ref) then decides not to award a foul when he is looking straight at a challenge that, in all likelihood, should have been a booking.

[@leasky3721]

It's a ref's job to keep the players safe. if he sees a situation where a player looks like he wants to make a tackle and it may be dangerous, such as Tom running behind the county player, the ref has to recommend to tom not to make the tackle

[@BMMCD]

@@leasky3721 it’s the refs job to referee the game, not coach players through the game. The referee won’t be able to do this in every instance throughout the game, so he shouldn’t be be picking and choosing when he does it. Also, he’s telling the player this as he can see it is a poorly timed and potentially dangerous tackle. He is looking straight at the tackle & it is clear from the movement of the ball that the player doesn’t play it. Even if he does play the ball he’s came through the back of the player; either way that is a foul.

[@leasky3721]

@@BMMCD that is true haha. no idea why he didnt give the foul

[@rippedtorn2310]

wow i heard they weren't turning up to see Sevco but thats nuts .

[@marke8313]

Be nice to hear these VAR room conversations during incidents. ...that 2nd incident though, Celtic's Kyogo clearly taken out by a Goalkeeper no matter the camera angle yet it's not given, with the VAR referee stating that 'the Goalkeepers just made himself big & stood his ground' !? 😶 🤯 That 3rd incident is clear handball! The VAR team reasoning saying the defenders arm was tucked in to his body, when it is clearly a foot away from his body being projected in the most obvious way and its the part of his arm furthest from his body that hits the ball, being his hand! ...i can't believe they're still not calling this handball on this video despite staring at the same footage as everyone else! 😶🤯🤯🤯🤯 ... I'm done!

[@rikkihorn4301]

Clearly missed the explanation of how it would have hit Barrons body anyway and also it came from such a short distance…. Explained perfectly yet this thread is full of (mostly Celtic fans) commenting of how the decisions wrong 😂😂

[@marke8313]

@@rikkihorn4301 no no we all heard 'the explanation' its just we have eyes of our own and can see that 'the explanation' is completely wrong given the ball would have flew straight past the player if his hand hadn't got in the way, his hand that was at chest height pointing away from his body! ...its a blatant Handball and to dress it up as anything other is idiotic!

[@johnwishart3851]

this is brilliant..well done willie.. handball ?? any and every handball is a foul/penalty... "SORTED"!!!!....................... again brilliant , well done all involved.....

[@RhebelGaming]

Fair play but that Kyogo vs Kilmarnock should be a sackable offence not awarding a pen. That is one of the clearest penaltiy shouts i have seen in my 39 years being a football fan. It's not only a pen, its also a red card offence. "He have a bad angle" but we can all see clearly on the footage ? lol

[@joebhoy1000]

Ultimately, the decision still stands, and potentially points lost. There needs to be action taken against officials who continually make wrong calls.

[@ARW-qy3rd]

a great insight into VAR. Would like to see better comms between the VAR teams when reviewing footage as that causes the delay, and the frustration in the stands. In the 1st clip it takes a good 15-20 seconds for the main VAR official to see the image that he wants. That adds up.

[@curls9032]

Even with VAR, its a quick decision they have to make, you can feel the pressure they are under. Fair play for releasing these.

[@gordonmac868]

When is the next episode?

[@robodonnell6072]

Brilliant idea doing this show. Holds refs accountable and hopefully start seeing the right decisions

[@Adullamite]

Rangers at Tynecastle, clear penalty! Arm NOT 'tucked into body!' That shirt still working wonders.

[@megancairns4881]

The entire discussion in relation to this clip was talking about the nuance when it comes to awarding a hand ball in football. If an arm is tucked into the body then the player is doing his best to avoid contact with the ball. The next clip showed the Dundee derby and when it would be appropriate to award a handball. Proximity and how players are interacting with the opposition are key factors when it comes to awarding a penalty or a handball offence. I remember last season when John Lundstram was trying to defend in the box (can't remember who they were playing) and his arm was away from his body and a penalty was correctly awarded when the ball made contact with his arm.

[@emceaboom]

​@megancairns4881 I liked Willie's point that, if his arm hadn't been there, the ball would have hit his chest. Personally, I think that incident was a penalty, but it's good to have nuanced discussion

[@JoshAston23]

Also, I've never seen Willie NOT angry, he's so calm in this show when he's usually on par with Hells Kitchen Gordon Ramsay 🤣

[@ConorAdams-nl3yt]

Decent show Gordon, obviously some shocking decisions that can’t be changed now, but at least they are trying something different. A bit of transparency and consistency is all we want.

[@rowrow6135]

Fantastic show. Well done SFA

[@neilmacdonald4720]

Another VAR intervention needed when it concerns Rangers & goals. It's funny how it's always against the smaller teams, ...

[@JD19678]

Why is the ref telling Tom Lawrence not to tackle?🤔

[@Lanky1982]

His name is ross hardie he's from Dunoon and he's a detective constable. He's normally a ref in championship and league 1

[@JAZZYCFC]

@@Lanky1982 Wonder how many guys he's jailed that were innocent then.😂

[@Lanky1982]

@JIMMYCFC If there name is tam they'll be fine just don't tackle people 🤣🤣

[@Granite95]

Good to see transparency on this, but referees seriously need to improve Looking at the Aberdeen vs Killie situation why Nick Walsh doesn't play advantage as Aberdeen have a good attacking opportunity sums up how much of a clown he is

[@5ive5ingerDiscount]

This is great keep this up 👍

[@paulgal]

Would love them to back over the past few seasons and check penalties that The rangers got vs the ones Celtic got against them. You will see the bias . Hearts game they get a penalty, the exact same things happened up the other end and we got nothing

[@celticfollower9840]

any idea why the var refs are so hyper with rangers games?