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Yeh, I’m really pleased for Oxborough today, and get it right up the Falkirk fans.

Delighted for big Aston. Pleased for Dunfermline too. Get it up Falkirk

Falkirk motherwelling it in the semi today

Still a Well player but great to see Ox into the cup final and outstanding in the penalty shoot out.

Can just see us 5th and big Ox having a blinder to deny Celtic the cup win we need to get into Europe.

Spot on Stewart gets banned from Hampden for speaking his mind that upset the sensitive souls at the SFA, yet 10's of thousands of uglies fans spout their bigoted sectarian bile on a regular basis and its radio silence from the SFA., a disgrace of an organisation.

Standard operating procedure within the SFA when dealing with the ugly sisters.

He’s looked better than Ngwenya so far

Chilokoa-Mullen having a good game for Dunfermline at Hampden today. Only 21 and out of contract this summer.

There will be no points deductions as it happened in a Scottish Cup game. Banning them both from next seasons Scottish Cup would be a laugh! Id settle for their fans being banned from next seasons Scottish Cup though. Before anyone says it. I know neither are going to happen!

I heard it was someone called W Collum.

There isnt really a lot wrong with VAR. Yes we got the "Poundshop" version, but I presume that decision was made in conjunction with the clubs around what they were prepared to spend on it. Of course more cameras would give better angles to viee incidents from, and ultimately provide more accurate lines for offside decisions. However, the 2 main issues with our VAR are...... 1. The officials making the decisions are incompetent. 2. Due to their incompetence, they take way to long to come to a decision. Unfortunately, we can have all the cameras in the world, but if those 2 things dont change, the matchday experience will never improve.....

The average NIMBY would swear the sky is green just because they can.

I admire the optimism, but I suspect you’re very much in the minority on this one. Two things can be true at once: the football may have improved, but the officiating has clearly worsened.

The BBC have picked this up, unfortunately using our kit from three years ago for their team formation graphic.

We've had it for 5 years now, I think it's as good as it's going to get on that front.

In 2018 West Ham fined £100,000 for 1 fan on pitch, so going by that both uglies to be fined £5 n a bottle of Bru and a slap n tickle dont do it again.

Improve with time, aye ok then its the SFA we are talking about here. They implemented the poundshop version of VAR, not enough cameras to cover all the angles required, which is why we got shafted with no pen in the Falkirk game, Gordons red card st Aberdeen, looked like the camera was on an oil rig. Whe you add the incompetence of the operators, who dont seem to be aquainted with the laws of the game, i refer to the Hearts pen at Tynecastle last week you get a perfect shit show that will never improve as the SFA think they are gods gift to football and can do no wrong. It needs binned ASAP its ruining the game not improving it as it was intended to do..

I would argue poor officiating and delays due to VAR are vastly outweighed by the team's improved performance. A signficant increase in bodies through the gates would suggest the majority agree with me. In any case, a majority seem to get off on the controversy, shouting at referees and the like, so ultimately they are happier when they've got more to moan about. RE VAR - it's here to stay and I'm sure the standard of intervention will improve with time.

Given Michael Stewart has been banned for hurty words, I don’t expect them to ban Celtic and Rangers fans for actual violence and vandalism. That’s the reality of Scottish football.

I'd have been much more surprised if the authorities had done something meaningful and decisive but they will never penalise the OF by a points deduction, especially when (for once) this title race is so close. Their "reaction" to this riot, the banning outspoken journalists and the dreadful refereeing decisions this season show the state of our game is, as the Yanks say, SNAFU.

It might have been different if a Scottish Government minister put pressure on them as happened with the use of pyros.

Nothing to see here. Sweep, sweep.

Has there been anything similar happened in England or mainland Europe? Just wondering how similar situations have been handled elsewhere and how quick or what form of punishment has been dealt out.