What the Rangers pundits said as Neil McCann blows a gasket and Lawrence Shankland bat signal thrown up at Ibrox

It was a Sunday to forget and there will be a serious case of the Monday blues at Ibrox after Rangers against Celtic,

It was a head in hands pressure cooker for Michael Beale as Kyogo's striker in first half stoppage time sealed a 1-0 away win and heaps more pressure on the Light Blues gaffer. But it could have been so different at half-time, after Cyriel Dessers was deemed to have fouled Gustaf Lagerbielke on the way to Rangers being fired ahead by Kemar Roofe. Referee Don Robertson consulted VAR - operated by Alan Muir - and ruled it out with a free-kick given to Celtic.

Then the Japanese talisman struck in emphatic fashion and a patched-up backline at Parkhead stood firm to shut out Rangers new-look forward line and send them top of the league, with a six-point gap on their rivals who have lost two of their four opening matches prior to the international break. Across the stations, the pundits have had their say and here is the best of the reaction on Rangers' woeful afternoon.

The former winger reckons football is done if decisions like the Roofe no goal become the norm. It sparked rage from the former winger and pundit, who insisted he wasn't looking at the situation from a blue lens, and reckons it's a dangerous precedence that is set by the call. He told Sportsound: "I get one look at it on the monitor here, I haven’t seen it back. Looking at it, if Don Robertson has been directed to it by the VAR, and he’s given it for that connection by Lagerbielke’s left foot on Dessers, that is never a free-kick.

"I know there is the suggestion of the hand on the shoulder, but if we start giving fouls for hands on shoulders, then we’re finished. “I’m just watching it now and it’s not a foul for me. I think when he puts his