numpty

In principle, it's probably not that unreasonable. You're not going to get arrested for running onto the stage at a gig or a play, just chucked out by security and banned from the venue. But if you lamp somebody in the process, you're going to get arrested. That said, although it's not specifically an offence in Scotland, I'm surprised a pitch incursion can't just be considered a breach of the peace, or some other nebulous public order charge.

Ok, so that's already different from the original "Any supporter entering the park" proposal. Now somebody has to count them as well. Just ask the folk who were having issues trying to buy tickets for the past couple of games how annoying the whole "check their buying history" thing went (and how many folk were still spotted in the wrong end despite the checks). And you'd want every team to do that for every game, even when the ground's only half full? If not, does the 10 person pitch invasion rule still apply to those ones? Etc.

And there's yer Lukas Fadinger signed a 12 month extension.

If only it were that easy. But you'd soon get neds infiltrating other teams' support just to run onto the pitch to get them an automatic points deduction, so then you'd need another level of bureaucracy to stop them getting in or investigating their allegiances afterwards, and the whole thing becomes unworkable again.

Now just annoyed that Falkirk lost all but one of their post-split games.

On the replay, looked like Just had put his arm round the keeper's waist as the ball was coming in. Didn't appear to stop the keeper moving or jumping, but still a bit of a daft thing to do.

Not pretty, but job done.

Not any more, Celtic have just scored.

Need to keep the heids here.

Down to 10, this'll be fun.

Ooft, that was close.

I mean, they kind of have to, and tbh I'm fine with that. Admitting an error that massively affects who wins your flagship competition would open a much bigger can of worms, both sporting and legal.

Which meant Aberdeen only needed to draw at Ibrox, and they still blew it.

Although both the professionals in the studio said that's exactly what they used to do 😅

Keep up grandad, Murdoch sold Sky years ago. It's ComcastVision these days.