HOTLINE - VAR calls grow on the back of another round of midweek refereeing mayhem

VAR is again the top of Scottish football’s wish list after another round of contentious refereeing decisions in midweek.

But if the whistlers asked to tune in on the TV have any sense, they’ll save themselves some bother and switch channels as even the benefit of action replays are unlikely to keep them out of bother.

Rangers fan Chris Lowe, Yoker, was first up to lead the call for technology after seeing Celtic retain their spot at the top of the table.

He said: “Do Celtic play with a different set of rules from the rest of the league where offside goals are allowed to count, players don’t get booked for going into the crowd after scoring and that’s before we get to the fouls committed to booking ratio?

“In the last two games Celtic committed 30 fouls but only got two bookings. The stats are there for all to see. Officials are keeping Celtic in this league with their lenient actions towards them.

“Get VAR in now, referees are terrified of Celtic.”

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But Hoops supporter Tam Williamson, Lanarkshire, reckons VAR would have vindicated the league leaders’ victory over Aberdeen, saying: “Celtic score a perfectly legal winning goal at Aberdeen and as expected the usual Rangers gum-bumpers led by Ally McCoist