Ally McCoist insists he's been blown away by how quickly Alistair Johnston got on board with the "paranoia club" at Celtic as he got his "violin" out to wind up Chris Sutton.
The Parkhead club have been left reeling by John Beaton and VAR Willie Collum's decision not to award them a penalty for handball in last week's 2-2 draw with Rangers. Record Sport understands they want an SFA explanation over the implementation of the technology while Ange Postecoglou also slammed the "inconsistency" that he believes has been on show across the board.
Right-back Johnston, who made his debut in the derby clash that ultimately kept Celtic nine points clear, said the decision "didn't feel right" and ultimately "screwed" his team. And McCoist, speaking on BT Sport's Scottish Football Extra, didn't take long to tear into the Canadian. He said: "I've got to say, in terms of that new signing Johnston, that is the quickest attack of paranoia I've ever seen from a sportsman in modern life. Honest to God.
