Andy Halliday has had a pop at Dermot Gallagher over his analysis of decisions from Scottish football on his Ref Watch segment as he asked 'who cares what he says?'.
The former English Premier League whistler looked over key calls from both Celtic's win over St Mirren and Rangers' triumph over Kilmarnock as part of his regular Monday show on Sky Sports. He came to the conclusion that Derek McInnes' side should feel hard done by twice after Willie Collum's decision to award a penalty after checking the VAR monitor for a handball at the end of the first half and the failure to penalise Allan McGregor on Rory McKenzie in the second period.
Hearts star Halliday doesn't believe the angles shown were conclusive enough and his only issue with that incident is that it is down to a matter of opinion. He also believes a FOUL on Connor Goldson was missed at Kilmarnock's goal while he praised VAR for doing a good job in Celtic's game with St Mirren after David Dickinson failed to spot any of three incidents in real time with the video assistant referee jumping in and picking them out.
