Gordon Dalziel

What made you call?

And it should have been Alistair Johnson The decisions are shocking It's a nice tone from Andrew Because to be fair on Old Firmday He's calling up to say Celtic were hard done by last week So it's an interesting start Just kind of for time Let's walk through today's Andrew's mentioning He thinks Alistair Johnson should have been sent off Take it away Definitely off for you Excessive force

This is what always muddies it, it's everyone's frustration in the VAR era and unfortunately this is not limited to us.

does it change your thought because the on-field decision is yellow yeah so if the on-field decision was red it's not getting overturned is it no like you're never watching that back and saying that's not a red to overturn it

Is it, whatever you said, a dark yellow enough that the on-field decision stands then?

yes to the force not not anything in the decision but i think it slows the force of the tackle up a little bit the the other one andrew mentions i did think of this at the time but you have to assume just because we've not heard like i don't think nick walsh gets the wrong man or anything i assume he thinks that romans is the instigator of that tussle so he books him doesn't book johnson and he books tierney for whatever tierney came over and said to him i guess i mean that i

Until somebody can contradict that, you know, because Andrew's saying it shouldn't have been Tierney.

Would there have been a big moment in the game, Andrew, the Alistair Johnson one?

Is that the thing that sort of stings the most out of them all?

I think there's more of a kind of boring answer to that.

Funnily enough, Nick Walsh, he's our only... I don't know the terminology.

He's the only one on FIFA's elite category or something of our refs.

He only got added to that...

This is where it is quite beneficial, Gordon, to hear the communications.

I can't remember when the date is, but there'll be another VAR round-up before the end, because I know fans do just care more about is it right, is it wrong, in their opinion, but at least you find out just a bit more.

So last night, as an example, if Stephen McLean's initial thought is, I've seen the contact on the foot there, and I don't think it's enough, and then VAR says...

you know you think we've made a clear and obvious error come to the monitor and he comes and says that's what I saw in the first place I saw the contact I don't think it's enough now we can all argue about it I think you all think that was a penalty I thought it was a penalty yeah but yeah it gives you a bit more of a kind of well

Well, to be fair, I think you can tell that, because we're that hour and a half of fans moaning about the game itself, so I don't think it's all about that, to be fair to any fans.

Similarly, the Alistair Johnson one, Cammy, it's important to understand if...

what has gone on there or what the process is so maybe Nick Walsh says yeah he's caught him he's caught him high I don't think there's enough force then it's up to the VAR to say or to contradict that and I mean that's that subjective bit of what you think successive force Gordon might not and