VAR Under Fire at Pittodrie • Call for Celtic Unity v Stuttgart • Souttar Signs New Rangers Deal

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What caused the VAR chaos at Pittodrie?

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How did Motherwell fans react to recent refereeing decisions?

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What are the implications of John Souttar's contract extension with Rangers?

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How does the ticket allocation for Celtic at Ibrox affect fan atmosphere?

Mark Guidi 0:50
Good evening, Paul Cooney here, along with James McPike and Mark Weedy. A lot happening tonight. Motherwell have this afternoon contacted Scottish head of refereeing, Willie Collum, after having two players sent off at Pataudry. Who's refereeing the games now? Is it the match official or is it VAR?

What is the current state of the title race in Scottish football?

Mark Guidi 1:07
What do you think, my little fans? 0-8, 0-8, 17, 17, 700. As you know, nine-man mother will out of the cup, 2-0 up there against the cup holders, Aberdeen. And they were 10 men for much of the game as well. What did you think about last night?

What are the challenges referees face in modern football?

Mark Guidi 1:21
Big news for Rangers fans. John Souter has just signed an extension, an extra year at Ibrox, more in a moment or two. And I think, what do you reckon? I think it's good news that Celtic fans have been given the full broomloin stand for next month's Old Firm. Cup quarter final seven and a half thousand tickets so it's back to the future Mark with that one if we go there first of all the stadium will be rocking for that what do you feel about the seven and a half thousand?

How do fans feel about Celtic's European chances against Stuttgart?

Unknown 1:48
Yeah for me it's fine I've not heard anything from Celtic Paul to say if they're happy about it or not happy about it of course under the SFA rules Celtic would have been entitled to 9,500 to 10,000 tickets so they've settled for 7,500 the police would obviously have been involved in that conversation as well Paul but look it's a right good step in the right direction it's the way it used to be when Celtic get that stand and Rangers got the chunk of the traditional Rangers end at Celtic part so Listen, you'll probably get some people who say, well, you're 2,000 short, that's not right. However, 7,500, the whole of the stand behind the goal seems fair enough to me. James, happy enough?

What predictions do the panel have for upcoming Scottish football matches?

James McPake 2:30
Yeah, I agree with Mark on that, that if you go up at all in the crowd that Celtic could take and you then put them round in the corner, it opens up a another thing there and no I think it's great watching Rangers v Hearts at the weekend Ibrox was it was rocking the atmosphere was incredible and that's just watching it on the TV not being at the game but we need that for the two big clubs we need Celtic and Rangers getting their way fans just my opinion on it but no it's a step and hopefully they go both sets of fans behave themselves and they put on a good spectacle for our game because, of course, it's the biggest game and getting it back to that, it's great games to watch, great games to go to and it's good that we've got that back for this one game at least.
Mark Guidi 3:14
News, I gave you a moment or two ago, John Soot, it's good news for Scotland as well, it gives him some certainty for the next couple of years John Souter has committed his future until May 2027 with Rangers holding the option of an additional year on signing the new deal today he said it's an exciting time to be part of what's happening here at Rangers I'm excited to be involved at the club So, yes, I'm delighted. I understand the position I'm in, how much of a privilege it is to play, the demands here, and I'm personally really happy and excited to know that I'm staying here. Danny Rule said, we are delighted John has agreed. This new contract with the club, keeping our best players and our leaders is very important to having success going forward, while having a Scottish presence in the squad is also going to be key.
Mark Guidi 3:57
It's great news for everyone at the club finally, with so much to look forward to between now and the end of the season, and hopefully for John. a World Cup to come at the end of it.

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