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24 May 2026 16:42:08
EHL what's your take on James fowler going to Newcastle, that a good move for him?
24 May 2026 17:48:34
Yeah, he's pretty hamstring in terms of what he can do at Rangers and has done a brilliant job - hence why he's getting a move to Newcastle.
Big concern is that Newcastle have already been pretty active in luring some of our best talent down south. Just hope this isn't a trigger to see more moves.
24 May 2026 09:59:24
Hi
We all know that Hearts should have won the league and were the better team, even honest Celtic fans will say that, and Celtic were very lucky to be in the cup, never mind wining it!
Were Hearts robbed possibily.
Were Rangers unlucky maybe, but were never good enough!
Yes as a Rangers fan yes it hurts!
But it must be worst being a Hearts fan!
24 May 2026 10:30:44
Golf for the first time in years we challenged towards the business end of the season. Yes, we failed ultimately, but that, and the progress we made, gives me confidence for next season, especially with experienced players in the right positions. This is the first season I have felt like this for a while.
So, I imagine that Hearts fans, whilst disappointed, would be feeling similarly. Both of us just didn't have enough quality or the mindset to get it across the line, but we should look forward to building on that.
Celtic have had it their own way for too long now; a few of their key players are ageing, and how they replace them will be key in future seasons. Yes, they won, but this season was a hard grind for them; in the past they strolled it. 2 or more teams fighting for points at top will mean it won't be like that again, hopefully. Football is cyclical, so just perhaps we are at the start of a new cycle.
24 May 2026 10:37:20
Celtic win both trophies as they deserved them.
Over the course now the season they were the best team, it's that simple.
24 May 2026 11:06:20
Poor decisions robbed Hearts of the title. Whether that was deliberate, or just incompetence on the officials' part, the fact remains. Hearts did their part, taking 16 from 24 against ourselves and them.
VAR has to be improved.
No point in having a panel tell us that mistakes were made a week after the game. We need the right decisions at the time. Failing that, go back to the old way with the Tims blaming the refs. Oh, that still happens, doesn't it?
24 May 2026 11:16:17
Honestly, I disagree, Cullen.
I would say that, having watched them throughout the season, Hearts probably benefited more than anyone from questionable decisions.
It's easy to forget the first 30 odd games and focus on one or two decisions at the end.
24 May 2026 12:04:04
All teams benefit with decisions in their favour, Hearts were no different (Shankland handball versus us), and to say a couple of dodgy decisions over a 38 game league is what wins the league, is ridiculous IMO.
Unfortunately Celtic were the better team and timed their run to the finish perfectly.
We were form team but ran out of steam in post split games.
In the last game it was still in Hearts hands, but they seemed to decide to stick for a draw and it cost them.
24 May 2026 15:24:37
Cuillin, Hearts were awarded a penalty against Motherwell in the closing stages of one of the games before the split, when it should have been a foul to Motherwell, which resulted in them winning.
If you go way back to the first game at Ibrox against us, Shankland's goal was allowed to stand despite his handball in the build up, which again they benefited from, so that's 4 points so far.
24 May 2026 15:31:04
Just waiting for the individual game analysis to appear. Thanks for not letting me down.
Does everyone agree that VAR has to be significantly improved, going forward? That is the main issue.
24 May 2026 16:48:32
So did you expect to spout opinion that isn't correct and no-one posts against you?
So VAR does need to improve, but it is a Europe wide issue as well, so we aren't alone in that. We could also do with pundits and sports writers learning the rules and not just spouting stories to create trouble from fans.
So explaining why the decision was or wasn't given. Handball rule is so convoluted these days, and subjective, it is difficult to know what is or isn't a handball.
23 May 2026 18:54:30
Have to laugh, this was the best display by all their players, against a poor Championship team.
Surprised MO Neil didn't invite the fans on to celebrate the win.
23 May 2026 22:18:12
Laugh? They won 2 trophies. Nothing funny about that.
23 May 2026 22:34:34
Come on, Fork, whilst I agree 100% with you, fans have to do something to make themselves feel better. I would rather this than the conspiracy threads.
23 May 2026 17:29:11
After seeing that lot lift another cup it shows up yet again what a losing mentality is at our club yr after yr and i honestly don't see us changing that in one summer.
23 May 2026 17:47:42
At least you have a positive mentality, eh.
23 May 2026 19:52:15
Got to be one of the worst cup finals ever.
23 May 2026 20:18:32
Big rebuild also needed in the darkside, Ayrshire. I was watching Hull and Middlesbrough.
24 May 2026 11:01:59
No way was I watching that. Hull v Boro for me and also ended on a downer as I have relatives in the Thornaby area who are all massive Boro fans.
22 May 2026 21:29:00
Willie Collums position as head of referees in Scotland is surely untenable given the catalogue of errors and shocking end the the season his referees have had
23 May 2026 00:22:32
He is a massive Celtic fan so will probably be going nowhere.
23 May 2026 07:34:55
There lies the issue, RFC. We need someone impartial for this position. A retired EPL would be the perfect candidate. Someone like Dean, Clattenburg, Moss.
23 May 2026 08:14:04
no the issue is that fans can't see that officials can be impartial no matter their upbringing. was he not just a religious education teacher at a catholic school. that makes him catholic right enough so do we need to find someone with the right religion as well. FS is this still the dark ages?
yes we need to improve standard of refereeing but looking at England might not be great as their VAR mistakes have increased 30% season on season last year. so is their head of refereeing Howard Webb's position untenable.
I suppose there will be fans down south blaming everything but the quality of their team for not winning, but at least it won't be based on bigotry.
23 May 2026 08:57:42
Angus, there is no chance on earth the officials in Scotland are neutral. The catalogue of errors that only suit one team. The end to the season, with Hearts not getting the penalty at Fir Park, Johnson not being sent off against Rangers, Beaton given Celtic the penalty at Fir Park.
These decisions handed Celtic the title. It's disgusting and more than just Rangers are starting to see it for what it is now. Blatant cheating.
23 May 2026 09:27:46
Fourlads, they are impartial, which is different, and they can be impartial without being neutral. You carry on thinking what you do though, or you could research it and actually find out what the wrong decisions are. The latest figures show Falkirk at the top with 4 decisions being made in their favour. We are bottom with 2 in favour and 6 against. Celtic have 2 in favour and 1 against. Hearts 3 and 2.
We lost 2-0 to Hearts and 3-1 to Celtic for two of those errors, and won all the rest, so did they have an effect; not enough to be 10 points. And one of Celtic's was the League Cup final.
So it does appear there is a conspiracy against Rangers and it is Falkirk who are the beneficiaries of it. 😂 Hearts benefitted more, so were only in the race because of those errors in their favour (that isn't the case btw).
btw these are for mistakes that people who know the rules have deemed to be that, not some fan who has most likely never read the rules, checked the rules or refereed a game. So just what they think or what they heard some old footballer pundit who never knew the rules thinks.
Try checking and seeing why the decision could be right or is right.
So who was the conspiracy for down south in favour of, as they have more errors than we do. They also have better officials, it is claimed. And they have to say which teams they support. All things which fans up here have claimed would make the game better and fairer.
So you carry on with your conspiracy ignorance if it makes you feel better, because we currently aren't good enough to win the league. But I draw the line at it being because refs are Catholic or Celtic supporters.
No-one has ever managed to answer my question on what benefit the referees get in all this. In fact, when I ask, everyone ignores it. Perhaps you could be the first to answer that. These are all guys in decent jobs or owning companies whose main livelihood would be affected if they were shown to be untrustworthy in their pastime.
So sometimes poor decisions yes, but conspiracy never.
23 May 2026 09:47:57
Angus I am entitled to my opinion as you are yours. For seasons now we have been cheated out of big calls in games. Hearts were cheated out of winning the SPL this year. 3 big calls in the last 2 games is not good enough. We have seen it for years and now others are starting to notice it.
The SFA have a bias towards Celtic football club as they are scared off them. Referees have been targeted by the green brigade and even police officers. They are a disgusting football club but unfortunately they run Scottish football
23 May 2026 12:04:19
Four lads, I agree, for Hearts & their supporters. It must have been very disappointing. I'm not claiming conspiracy across the board, but yes there have definitely been decisions in their favour to help them along. Not to mention the last game should have been played at Tyne Castle. Yet another decision swung in their favour.
23 May 2026 12:29:31
Very true, Azul. We have said it for years. I can't remember the last big call that went against Celtic in this country. It's abysmal. The SFA's KMI Panel has basically admitted the league was decided by incompetence. They've confirmed three massive blunders: a Celtic player escaping a clear red, Hearts being robbed of a blatant penalty, and Celtic being gifted a spot-kick that never was.
If the officials had done their jobs right just once, Hearts would be champions for the first time in four decades. Instead, we're expected to swallow a few pathetic apologies and act like everything is fine. The officiating in this country is an absolute joke and an insult to the fans.
23 May 2026 13:02:19
We have only seen a small snapshot of what is actually happening with referees in Scotland.
When Willie started his crap show, he was all, let's be open, admit our errors and learn from them. After about 6 months, the errors in Celtics favour were only surpassed by the errors against Rangers. The margin of difference between both teams was just under 20 errors, 20 major refereeing errors between two teams in a two horse race.
Instead of looking into why that was happening, with a view to supporting our referees and escalating this to the top of the SFA, he just decided it would be easier to obfuscate around the subjective nature of football rules and pad the numbers.
Comparing Scottish football to English football shows a lack of understanding of our game. A more appropriate comparison would be Spanish football under Franco or Eastern European under the Soviet bloc. Scottish football is probably the most politically driven in all of Europe at this time.
I wish it were just football, as I am not interested in all the politics around it, but that's simply not the case. Just look at our song book and theirs, vast majority have political nonsense in them.
23 May 2026 13:31:38
Agreed, Tommy, you make some very good points. We have the West of Scotland divide here, and will always have it. That's why I want someone impartial, or perhaps ex PL ref. We need better equipment too, but that's another story.
23 May 2026 13:49:38
Tommy, you surpass yourself with that post, so we need to look at refereeing decisions in Spain under Franco or the Soviet block. What on earth does the style of government have to do with refereeing decisions? Almost every league this season has an increase in poor decisions despite VAR. btw the programmes under Collum are exactly the same.
I think what you call this is grasping at straws. We don't have a team who can compete on the park at the moment, so we say Celtic cheat.
PMSL.
So is this cheating of referees new or was it always there, say during our glory years? How about the title we won in 20/21. Did the refs have a season off cheating?
So explain to me that if Celtic and the refs are cheating that they got less wrong decisions than Hearts. Simple question really, which I won't hold my breath waiting for an answer for.
When we do start winning I will remember though and be back on asking where these cheating refs have disappeared to. 😉
23 May 2026 13:51:09
I'd like PGMOL to take over all referee recruitment, training and officiating. I'd sack everyone associated with refereeing in this country and start again.
23 May 2026 14:11:08
No conspiracy. This is just against us over past few years. Funny how all impacted result and went against us.
Last Old Firm game.
Offside, standing in front and blocking Butland's view. Johnston red card, only a yellow.
Never mind kick on Butland's head at Hampden, another red not given. Also Rangers' equaliser in that match, Ralston hand ball should have been a second yellow and be sent off, not given.
And don't forget these.
2024): With the game level at (3-3) in extra time, referee John Beaton blew for a foul just outside the box following a challenge by Liam Scales on Vaclav Cerny. Rangers were denied a penalty. Head of referees Willie Collum later admitted VAR made a mistake and that it should have been a penalty. Scottish Cup Final (May 25, 2024): Abdallah Sima had an apparent goal disallowed for Rangers following a VAR check for a supposed foul by Nicolas Raskin on Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart. The decision proved highly contentious and maintained Celtic's (1-0) lead. Ibrox Clash (September 3, 2023): Kemar Roofe scored what would have been a goal for Rangers, but the play was called back for a foul by Cyriel Dessers on Gustaf Lagerbielke in the build-up.
The goal was disallowed, and Celtic went on to win (1-0). Old Firm Derby (March 2024): Celtic were awarded a late penalty when a Daizen Maeda header deflected off Dujon Sterling's arm inside the box. The SFA's Key Match Incident (KMI) panel subsequently reviewed this and unanimously agreed the penalty was the correct call. Disallowed Alfredo Morelos Goal (April 2023): During a (3-2) Celtic victory at Parkhead, Alfredo Morelos had an early goal disallowed for a foul in the build-up.
If I'm missing more, guys, then please add.
Angus, it may not be a conspiracy, but it's funny how it always goes against us. For me, it's because refs and the VAR team are not good enough, and also, as we all know, they are terrified to give calls against that mob. Totally agree the decisions over past 2 weeks show it more than ever with what happened to Hearts. Time for all to call it out, and if it's called cheating or favor towards them then that's what it is.
23 May 2026 14:43:50
What I am saying is that football and politics are inseparable in Scotland. Whether we like it or not, it's a fact. Just as it was in those countries at that time.
When politics are involved in football throughout its history it has had a direct impact on outcomes. Almost every time, so expecting it to have no effect in this country is lacking understanding in the history of football, imo.
England has its politics around football but it's class politics between football and their other national sports, cricket and rugby. Football is the plebs and the others the bourgeoisie.
Even with the success of football over the others, we saw during Covid when football fans were banned and the others not that those class politics still exist.
You cannot understand football history without understanding the political landscape in which it was played, imo. If you want to understand Scottish football, you don't go back to the 19th century when it was formed, you need to go back to the 16th/17th century. I find the politics an interesting study but it's a sad reflection on our game and country, imo.
We have seen some posts around refereeing data shared on the site in recent months. Those posts were presented as misinformation by the posters, sorry for bringing it up guys.
But those were actually disinformation created by a Celtic fan who noticed that Celtic had the lowest added time in matches. This was done to discredit the opinion of fans who believe there is a Celtic bias.
My two takes from that are, why can't you just use accurate information to discredit that opinion and why is disinformation even a thing in football, that is a tool of politics, not sport.
You're unfortunately defending the indefensible as we have just seen, from their own checks and balances, that the referees decided the outcome of our league.
You are right that we were not good enough, but neither were Celtic and yet they won the league. We have just seen the biggest achievement in the history of our game denied by referees. Which is funnily enough the outcome I have been banging on about for the last 3 years.
23 May 2026 15:52:37
Only one team's decisions go against in Rangers v Celtic fixture, and it's certainly not Rangers.
23 May 2026 16:43:59
I'm waiting for first Old Firm next season, Rangers score only for VAR to call the ref to the monitor for a foul by John Greig on Bobby Lennox from 50 years ago. 😂😂
23 May 2026 16:52:05
Tommy your argument links Scottish football to historical sectarianism but it relies on oversimplifications, false equivalences, and a flawed timeline. don't know where to start as there are so many inaccuracies in what you have written. Claiming that politics decides match outcomes completely ignores the real drivers of success: money, good coaching, and talented players.
On top of that, your claim about COVID-19 rules is factually wrong. Football fans weren't singled out because of social class; rugby and cricket stadiums faced the exact same lockdown restrictions based on health data, not snobbery.
The 16th and 17th centuries predate modern football by nearly 300 years. Scottish football was actually founded in the 19th century by middle-class Victorians, cricketers, and standardisers, not Reformation-era religious factions.
Current fan identities are shaped far more by 20th-century urban immigration, industrialisation, and commercial marketing than by 400-year-old theological conflicts.
Politics in fact rarely decides the actual outcome of football matches. Results are driven by financial power, tactical innovation, coaching, and athlete performance.Attributing Celtic or Rangers trophies to "politics" ignores decades of massive financial dominance over smaller Scottish clubs.
Your argument reduces the entire Scottish game to the Glasgow "Old Firm" rivalry. It ignores the rich, distinct, and non-sectarian histories of clubs like Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibs, and provincial teams. In fact modern Scottish football culture is increasingly secular, focused on community, and detached from traditional political divides.
Instead of blaming a conspiracy for our failure to win, we need to admit that we simply haven't been good enough. It is no coincidence that our only recent title came during COVID-19; playing in empty stadiums removed the intense crowd pressure and anxiety that usually paralyses our players, allowing them to perform to their best. Unless we build a squad mentally tough enough to handle that pressure, Celtic will always cope better, get the crucial decisions, and comfortably beat us to the league by 10 points.
23 May 2026 18:10:01
I wonder about you.
23 May 2026 18:19:51
Tin foil hat brigade out again.
23 May 2026 18:56:20
Why because of an opinion?
23 May 2026 19:50:07
Tommy, take a bow, agree 💯 with everything you've posted. Someone on here that posts the truth, well done. 👏
23 May 2026 20:21:48
Tin foil hat brigade storm, I love that. 🤣🤣🤣
If I'm honest, I take some opinions with just a pinch of salt as some just like to go against the grain on here with stuff. 😉
23 May 2026 20:38:41
Fourlads, you have got me. Yes, I just argue against this to go against the grain. Are you so desperate for the conspiracy to be true that you think others who don't believe in it just do it to be contrary? Storm, although more concise, comments that it isn't true, hence tin foil hats. I just happen to be more verbose.
23 May 2026 20:51:54
Angus, yes you do like to go against the grain a lot on here, but that's your choice, buddy. It makes it all the more interesting. The whole of not just the UK, but the world have seen Scottish football for what it is over this past week. Quite frankly, as a football fan, I am embarrassed by that, but hey ho, each to their own.
23 May 2026 21:22:54
Fourlads, sorry, but I was being sarcastic there. I write what I think, and most times that may be different to most, but it is my genuine thoughts. It isn't a choice really, as I need to be true to myself and what I think.
BTW, I am equally as embarrassed, the difference is I think the quality of officiating is poor because of ability, not because of corruption.
I haven't heard one other commentator saying it is corruption, well unless you count Michael Stewart. They have all said the decisions are wrong, nothing else.
Also, not sure the whole of the UK, never mind the world, are even paying the slightest attention to Scottish football, but agree there has been some comments on it.
23 May 2026 22:18:46
Dado my response to your comment was taken out by Eds. I have no issue with that btw as there is no room for foul language on the site. so here is another attempt so you can see my anger at being called a Celtic fan purely because I don't buy into the conspiracy theories. so I wasn't best pleased to have my loyalty to the team questioned even if you think by adding a laughing emoji at the end you could claim to be joking.
hopefully the decent posters on here will be well aware of where my loyalties lie as I rarely say anything negative about the team. However despite others being negative I would never question their being fans of the club either.
so I have had my say but just be aware that like most fans I don't take too well to my support for Rangers being questioned. Posters like Tommy and a good few others know how to converse correctly with someone who disagrees with them. I will continue to chat with them and ignore others who can't do that.
23 May 2026 21:20:38
Your correct in that football sectarianism was a twentieth century phenomenon, but it's just a modern day version of the exact same thing that has been going on since the 16th century.
It's actually positive that it's only within the football environment you see it in everyday life.
With the levels of sectarian segregation in our education system it's a testament to how liberal our country has become. I know its not simple, and am not expert enough to discuss the nuances. Totally agree with you there.
But those sectarian politics have never went away, they have always been under the surface, its what drives all the Old Firm nonesense. It's why people go and create disinformation on football, it's why referees get hassled if they give decisions that agrieve one party.
People don't do that for a game of football, it's always been the politics which have driven extreme behaviour in football fans, imo.
When your talking about bias in football like I have done you cannot ignore the politics of it, as politics are nothing but our own personal bias. It's a can of worms, that I don't really want to even talk about, but it's also very present and influential. I'd be kidding myself on ignoring it so had to addressed at some point.
The English don't have these bias in their game, their politics are between sports rather than within them. That's why I don't see the comparison between Scottish football and English as equivalent. Whereas if you look the examples I mentioned where politics has played out within football, the bias are there.
I am not blaming conspiracy. That's the word that keeps sucking me in to these debates even though I feel I have had enough of them.
It's about an environment where Scottish referees cannot make decisions against Celtic without it being classed a direct result of sectarianism.
There was a long period during which Celtic did not receive any red cards, someone mentioned 90 games, the first red card after that period the Celtic manager was charged with disrepute for comments questioning the integrity of an official.
He did not question the referee, who made the final decision but called out John Beaton, remember him, lol, because he cannot give anything against Celtic without it being regarded as sectarian in nature.
I understand there has always been bias in football, most fans acknowledge 'big club bias'. I am more than sure that we would have benfitted from this as Scotland's establishment club over the years. I don't deny that and remember Pep's Barca team who pretty much refereed their own games. Busquets should really have been given a whistle.
But VAR should eliminate this bias as it's designed to establish facts. But that's not what they do. All they have done is apply a second level of bias to the decision making process. That's why it's gotten worse under VAR.
I have listened to many VAR audios and they immediately make a decision when it comes to Rangers/Celtic and look for evidence of their decision. It's a shout of "foot on foot" or "he's outside", rather than "establish point if contact.
It's appalling when you listen to these which would support you point of incompetence. But if you listen you will hear them do exactly what they should on many occasions outside the old firm. They are also shockingly emotional for an impartial referee who has no skin in the game, where the Old Firm are concerned.
I don't think any referee gives a decision because he supports a specific team or what religion they are.
I think they are making decisions in an environment where the consequences of making them in a certain direction has personally affected them and will continue to affect them directly. When that happens every single person is going to have bias in their decision making process.
Calling it conspiracy is simplifying the discussion the same way you correctly put on me around the history. When you start piling evidence in favour it's not conspiracy, denial of evidence is the cornerstone of conspiracy, not the accumulation of it.
23 May 2026 21:34:54
Keep being you Angus no offence is ever taken buddy. You are entitled to your opinion and it's way different from mine. No issues here. I'm off to put needles in my Wille Collum voodoo doll and watch the Usyk fight 🥊
24 May 2026 07:43:43
Angus, my comment was deleted, bud. Sitting here laughing that it's riled you. I was genuinely joking. I know you ain't a Celtic fan. Apologies mate!
24 May 2026 09:44:55
BigDado, can't go joking about being a Celtic man, lol, I'd be freaking, mate.
24 May 2026 11:04:46
I asked if he was at the game yesterday 😂 I thought it was clear that it was a joke, Star.
Was sitting in garden with a few cans and had the daft head on. No offence intended at all.
24 May 2026 11:05:16
There's an anger management issue with Angus, and a Hulk joke about going Green in there somewhere😇👍
24 May 2026 11:10:03
Angus, it's funny how the Lanarkshire mafia with their Masonic refs has barely been mentioned.
24 May 2026 11:14:07
Big dado I responded to you to say it had upset me but all my attempts at showing that annoyance were not posted. I hold no grudges on anything really so don't worry. I was upset at the time but then realise it was meant as a joke but I wasn't taking it at that time.
Four lads no problems. I am away from the Glasgow gold fish bowl so know I think differently about things perhaps because of that but also when I was a young lad we were equally as poor and were 3rd a few times. I struck with the team and eventually had that long period of success. that came as we sorted out the backroom and ownership so I am happy to wait a while until AC manages that. that is all really
Tommy I agree we get involved in these discussions where the forum isn't either the right place or the next place to have them. I think you are looking too far back to see reasons for this; well before football and segregated education since 2018 following decades of Irish migration.
I just never see what is in it for referees; the argument is they get hassle but if they side with any team they get that. there needs to be something in it for them otherwise what is the point. they can't all be Celtic fans and all of the establishment can't all be Celtic fans. all of the SNP aren't and all Celtic fans aren't SNP supporters. I just don't see how anyone benefits, oh and the table on mistakes being made show that lots of other teams benefit and are transgressed against. anyway let's call it a day as I am sure it will come up again.
24 May 2026 12:13:13
Fork. 😂
All good, Angus. 👍
22 May 2026 19:13:54
KMI panel rule Celtic should not have had a penalty awarded against Motherwell. That with the penalties Hearts were nt awarded against Motherwell gifted the other Mhob the League.
22 May 2026 21:18:09
Is that the same KMI panel that shows Hearts have the highest net bias from officiating mistakes this season?
22 May 2026 22:39:05
Try and cover it up anyway you like. 🤫 🤫
22 May 2026 22:41:13
Henk, just face it, you won by default.
22 May 2026 23:14:05
Like that bothers them, they have no shame.
23 May 2026 09:36:35
Henke, it is actually Falkirk who have benefited the most in SPFL figures, though your point is correct. We were worst affected, but in 4 of the games we were, we got full points. So, turn the other decisions around, and we win 6 more points, which, even with 3 of those being against Celtic, still meant we were 1 behind.
Hearts would have lost 3 against us, so would have been 3rd.
But, can you not let his have our conspiracy theories, as it makes losing the league easier.
23 May 2026 13:21:54
I probably phrased that incorrectly. I meant between Hearts and Celtic. So, there's no way I'm having that Hearts were robbed. Their form nosedived at the business end of the season, whereas Celtic can go the distance and show it time and time again. The officials are crap. They aren't being paid by Dermot Desmond, or whatever else is happening in folks' minds.
23 May 2026 17:22:51
I remember we always said Celtic fans are paranoid! We benefitted from some questionable decisions back in the day, under the likes of Hugh Dallas, Willie Young and Jim McCluskey etc. We are becoming a laughing stock of a fan base with this cheating and conspiracy nonsense.