I would be in favour but I am certain that the folk who would monitor hawk-eye in Scotland would just lie and still give decisions to Celtic and SEVCO.  Knowing the SFA the hawk-eye information/video would be kept secret to maintain this.

YES.

No brainer tbh.

Not just goal line technology for me though.

Take Sunday for example.A quick 10 seconds watching Rankin's tackle back would show it was a foot outside the box.No penalty given and Utd still have a slim chance in the match.

Rugby has this technology and has done for years,yet there's a fraction of the amount of money in their sport.

Football's always been run poorly by the major associations imo.

Without a shadow of doubt it should be used, in my honest opinion we could have doubled the trophies we have won using retrospective footage of terrible decisions that cost us the right to appeal at the time. Think we all know the underlying reasons for this though so don't hold your breath.

Don't see why not, especially in instances where the game has already came to a stop. Last Sunday with penalty decision being a perfect example. If game is still in action though, should not call upon it. So very similiar to situation in place for the ruggers.

Yes if the rules are set in stone with no deviation, but that would probably rule out Scottish football as the bigot brothers,  Doomcaster, Regan and that clown of a compliance officer don't do set rules , or am I just being a cynic ?