SCOTTISH football loves a summit almost as much as Reinhold Messner.
Any issue that arises in the game in this country – and there is, let’s face it, barely a week that goes by without something sending club owners, directors, managers, players or supporters here into a tizzy – invariably results in a meeting of all concerned parties being convened.
In recent years, there have been high-level pow-wows over league reconstruction, racist abuse, the introduction of VAR, sectarian chanting, the standard of refereeing and the treatment of our match officials.
