The post-split fixtures are believed to be coming later this week with the run-in heating up.

Hearts lead the race with both Rangers and Celtic following closely behind with just six matches left to decide where the trophy finds itself at the end of May.

How close the three competing clubs are has led to the possibility of another Helicopter Sunday with the final day of the campaign possibly deciding the league.

But Blair is not sure the police, nor the SPFL, will allow for a final day shootout after the hectic scenes in the aftermath of Celtic's penalty shootout win over their rivals at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup.

Away fans piled onto the pitch to celebrate their side's victory and were met by home supporters who lobbed pyro into the stands.

An inquiry has been launched into the chaos and Blair - who spent more than 20 years as the league's secretary and had a big say in the calendars - reckons the governing body and cops won't be open to it.

Speaking to the Daily Record he said: "I was secretary back when...