THERE was, those who have spent the past seven days berating the performance of John Beaton seem to have forgotten, at least one refereeing decision at Ibrox last week which gave Celtic cause to celebrate.
The match official’s refusal to give the visitors a penalty following the Connor Goldson hand ball incident in the second-half might have led to all kinds of outlandish accusations being made in the aftermath.
But when Beaton awarded the Parkhead club a free-kick late on after Cameron Carter-Vickers had muscled Rangers substitute Scott Wright off the ball just outside his area, the powerfully-built centre half was unable to disguise his delight.
