Panicked Celtic diehards turn on EACH OTHER in madcap Hotline as statto warns I told you Rangers were coming

Refs chief Crawford Allan insists VAR is here to stay despite an independent panel flagging up 13 new ropey replay calls. Allan is adamant TV technology is working but the Hotline reckons its time Scottish football gave fans an input on its use in the Premiership.

Jim McSorley, Bothwell, said: “Crawford Allen stated VAR factually improves the Scottish game but does it improve the product in its current form for the fans? No. If VAR is here to stay then fans must be consulted on how it is used and how VAR decisions are shared with the punter in the ground on a Saturday.”

Chris Lowe, Yoker, added: “Crawford Allan has publicly backed Willie Collum after saying nothing for years while the Celtic hierarchy repeatedly trashed officials. With the news that there was 13 VAR errors in the second quarter and 40 percent of them involving Rangers, it’s clear to see where the issue is Crawford and why Rangers have concerns with certain officials.”

Celtic can open up some daylight between themselves and Rangers for 24 at least if they beat Kilmarnock at home on Saturday ahead of the Light Blues’ Perth trip on Sunday.

John Bruce said: “Judging by the comments on here, it's been anxious times for Celtic fans of late. Now, they must have two burning questions to mull over before what could be another tough game against Kilmarnock. Who will take their penalty and how far in to injury time will their game-saving goal be scored?”

George Wilson, West Sussex, added: “I got shot down by the Celtic camp on here a few weeks ago when I said Rangers only had two points to make up I was told it was eight. Well now its none. With 43 shots at goal against Ross County on Wednesday and a Scottish league record of 19 saves in a wonder show by the