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@footballconfid1 Was his leg broke?

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@Official_T4O 4th official never had the whistle so he cannot end the game. I think that's what changed but I'm beginning to think you know nothing about the game.

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@EwenDCameron Blatant corruption from the english referees to let Arsenal win the league. When's the petition going into kick off the investigation.

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@Princess150150 As you mentioned it's not a point scoring competition but everyone should be treated the same. The authorities are to blame here (SFA, SPFL & Police), the final straw should have been the Rangers vs Hibs cup final where there were battles on the pitch.

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@theweeflea Unfortunately you are incorrect and I see you were a referee. Please show how he interfered with play when the pass to Osmond was kicked and active play was Sinisalo to Saracchi to Nygren to Scales back to Saracchi to Osmand. Maeda was onside at the passback.

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@geordiejosh Corruption, are you referring to the Saudi Arabian's who own your club?

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@BigJockKnewww @footballconfid1 And you think Mad Murdoch is on the take to let Celtic win?

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@footballconfid1 I think it does, just not to you and who cares as they now have 56 titles. The meltdown is actually the embarrassing thing as Hearts lost too many points when they should have strolled it. Crying corruption is laughable now.

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@neillg1976 @johnmooreni Maybe, happens a lot with crowd control. Control room should at least pass it over if anyone was assaulted. Wouldn't be surprised if they have facial recognition running as well.

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@Princess150150 Fans 100% shouldn't be on the park but you can't allow it for one then complain about another. Unfortunately, Derek McInnes called everyone cheats not to mention the videos circulating about his singing and his antics with his players wives while at Aberdeen. He's a scumbag.

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@allanbstewart1 @Sjopinion10 Titles can't be tainted, only love. Celtic are a loving family with 56 titles therefore the most successful in Scotland.

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@IanMurrayMP Sort out the corruption in local government before putting any blame on other organisations. The bigotry and law breaking by some is disgusting, that's where you should focus your energy instead of sweeping it under the carpet as usual.

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@LydiaC10x @rabdee @TheRefsView That was not the case, Hearts players decided to leave the park and refused to re-enter hence why they lost and Celtic have 56 titles.

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@GeordieFenners @SkySports_Keith Hearts had lost the league well before today and allowed Celtic to catch them. They only have their self to blame. Behavior of Shankland was worse especially as a professional, so classless.

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@SkySports_Keith It was the referee who decided the game was finished.

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@Official_T4O What rules? Send me a link.

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@VincenzoGrappa Does this include Shankland assaulting the weans on the park? All the scenes shown show him lashing out and none of any assaulting him. Plenty goading but no-one touched him from anything I've reviewed. 100% they should not be there but doesn't give him the right to assault.

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@Rodtaylor83 @LeeCooper96 @BBCSportScot He was the one who ran and laid hands on the young fellow regardless of whether the kid should be there or not.

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@steve_snedz @EwenDCameron Where is the evidence he was active? It was played out from the back by Sinisalo to Saracchi to Nygren to Scales back to Saracchi then to Osmand. The cut back to Maeda happened when he was onside and that's why the goal stood as that's the rules.

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@LJRT15 @curtiswoodhous8 Hearts lost all the points in the build up to the game today and Celtic caught up. Nobody was cheated, Hearts got decisions all season and should have won but sadly they didn't have what it takes to be champions.