Worried Celtic fanatic begs UEFA for help as the green corner demand Rangers are reined in – Hotline

We’re ploughing towards the business end of the season and a few VARS are going to get even more twitchy with the double derby Scottish Cup semi-finals on the horizon.

Think things are controversial now? Hold my beer March, April is on the way.

The Old Firm and Edinburgh duo will collide at Hampden but some don’t think our refs can be trusted to make the right calls.

Robert McEwan, Mount Vernon, said: “We should bring in VAR for the Scottish Cup semi-finals games.

"The four teams involved can chip in for it, but I won't hold my breath.”

At this rate there will be robot refs around the world by the time we get VAR.

In the meantime it’s conspiracies that rule in these parts after another controversial night at Tannadice.

Joe Smith, Coleraine, said: “I don't think Celtic have had a decision go against them that resulted in them dropping points since Ian Bankier's speech at the Celtic AGM.

“There have been plenty of decisions given against Rangers – to the tune of around 13 points.

“Starfelt should have conceded a penalty, Reo Hatate out of control studs up tackle should have been a red card.

“VAR would have corrected these atrocious decisions. A paranoid person would nearly say there was an orchestrated campaign afoot.”

Tom Gibbons emailed: “If Hatate’s impersonation of a runaway train had not been stopped by Kieran Freeman’s right foot, he probably would’ve ended up at Dens Park 200 yards down the road! What was John Beaton thinking?”

But Henry Moffat, Stirling, said: “As yet another good Celtic goal is chopped off, when are Rangers fans going to stop boring everyone with this hard done to by refs nonsense? It’s just like their 150th birthday celebrations, no one is taking them seriously. The only thing that