Poll: Which VAR decision against Celtic this season is the worst we’ve seen?
Eric Knott 
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It’s the international break and when it’s this time of the season, it gets pretty boring.
International football just doesn’t have the appeal it used to in the past.
Most of us are just desperate for our club football to get under way again and these two week breaks seem to go on forever.
Even for myself, it gets hard to find topics to write about due to nothing happening.
So today, I’ve decided to do a poll on the worst VAR decision we’ve been on the end of this season.
There has been plenty of controversy surrounding the use of this technology, so we’ll put it to a vote to see which decision you think is the worst so far since VAR was introduced in November.
Bear in mind that this poll will include decisions which were not given a second view by the Video Assistant Referee and should have been.
Have a look and make your choice.
Aodhán Ó Conchobhair 
The leg breaker on Starfelt at Mwell was the most dangerously wrong VAR decision
The first one, Smith’s obvious handball at Swinecastle, no call from VAR whilst Walsh must’ve saw it.
Unfortunately a sign of things to come
The Bernabei one for me. Meedjits claiming it was legit because his body was in an “unnatural position”….of course it was, he had just jumped and twisted himself to head clear the ball, which was immediately headed back straight onto his arm whilst he was still in mid-air from the initial jump – how on earth was he supposed to move his arm away in those circumstances? One of the most ridiculous decisions I’ve ever seen in my entire life and those officials involved should never be allowed to referee any game ever again, not even pub league fives.
Goldsons super save in the derby. It begs the question when’s a penalty not a penalty? Two guesses!!!!!!
Walsh likes to send players off whoever is playing Rangers. Collum, Robertson, Beaton consistently like to be inconsistent. Dickinson loves a penalty against Celtic. The law of averages simply does not apply with VAR and Rangers. The word subjective regularly gets used. The whole Scottish VAR system is beyond repair. Utterly staggering. 50 penalties awarded in the Scottish top flight this season, none against Rangers. Of course this is subjective, maybe the issue is all the other clubs wondering why? No defence and no excuse. Being foreign and impartial officials into our game for fair play sake.
Yes its the old Estabishment for decision-making for the Rangers but its not as bad as it was with RFC infact RIFC (sevco) has complained this season to penalties given against them maybe var has made a difference or it was so blatant how refs gave the Rangers decisions there penalty taker was even though he was a wig back was up there with top goal scorers but Celtic are still the team refs don’t like to give decisions for