If he was still at Peterbrough he’d be dropped from the team as a liability. In Scotland Danny Rohl is discovering that he has an extra line of defence. Immune from handball decisions. Much like Goldson.
And who was on VAR duty to help Mr Walsh out? One of his colleagues from Boclair Academy, Grant Irvine, another from the PE Department at that remarkable school in Bearsden.
Stewart doesn’t like being forced to apologise, he could be the person to crack the veil of secrecy surrounding the SFA and their home made VAR verdicts.
Only a few Celtic social media accounts highlighted the incident. A caller to Super Scoreboard on the Tuesday mentioned it. Gordon Duncan moved on, not the sort of incident that he’d want to highlight or dive into. Not with his star rising at Sky Sports and the SFA.
If you had to rely on BBC Scotland, the Daily Record, Radio Clyde and other legacy outlets you’d easily conclude that Celtic got away with daylight robbery at the National Stadium.
Even by the abysmal standards of Scottish referees Don Robertson produced an incredible performance as he refereed the Celtic v Hibs SPFL Premiership match.There is no possible justification for a free kick count of 1-16 against a team that had 77% possession of the ball.It is impossible to come up…
There appears not to have been a single incident in the match referred to VAR where Andrew Dallas was in control and in contact with his close friend John Beaton with both men owing their careers to Hugh Dallas and the dominant Lanarkshire Refereeing Association.
The most rapid and paranoid elements of the Ibrox support, ie: 90% of those online, have started to compile a dossier to justify John Brown’s corruption claim made against Nick Walsh while appearing on ‘Rangers TV’.
Monday to Friday Walsh dedicates his life to the education and fitness needs of…
The Record’s campaign has linked their cherished club at Ibrox with Leeds and the Red Bull empire at every turn, with the Crystal Palace case in the spotlight the Record has given the game away on the 49ers role at Ibrox.
At various times this season Celtic fans have cried foul over the dodgy thick and squiggly lines used to disallow goals through VAR.