Alistair Johnston Celtic handball decision 'stinks' as Monday Jury debate what derby win means for title race?

KEITH JACKSON: It leaves Celtic sitting in the driving seat but there’s certainly a title race ahead which could go all the way to the wire. What happens in the January sales could determine the winner.

ANDY NEWPORT: It didn’t really tell us anything we didn’t know already. Rodgers remains the derby master and while Rangers are improving under Philippe Clement, there’s only so much the big Belgian can do with this set of players. The Light Blues need better quality up front if they are to make a proper challenge.

FRASER WILSON: That talk of Celtic being in disarray was premature as they are still a better side than Rangers. Whether that remains the case in May could well come down to who has a stronger January transfer window.

KEITH: It stinks. The officials may have got to the right decision in the end but the way they got there leaves a lot to be desired.

ANDY: It was the right decision in the end as Sima is offside in the build up but it wouldn’t be Scottish football if we didn’t somehow make a muddle out of what should be a straight forward call. Rangers want to hear the audio but I reckon that should be done as a matter of course. It would put an end to all the conspiracy nonsense.

FRASER: VAR summed up in one mind-boggling incident that stretched on for 20 minutes. It was handball but it was also offside so thankfully nobody was wronged - except everyone watching the game either at Parkhead or on TV as nobody had the foggiest about how they came to the decision.

KEITH: It can’t go on much longer. If Robson doesn’t win at Ross County then chairman Dave Cormack has a huge decision on his hands during the shut down.

ANDY: Only if they think they can find a better man for the job. And given Dave Cormack’s track