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Rangers and Celtic fans set the Hotline alight with talk of changing the Scottish football set-up, refs and alcohol in stadiums. Oh, and a bit of transfer comment.
Rangers fans weren't in the mood for mercy ahead of their Champions League qualifier with Dynamo Kyiv - and if Philippe Clement sticks with Scott Wright this season, he's facing a Hotline fan revolt.
There should be a word for the unique Glasgow affliction where Celtic and Rangers to and fro in the eyes of their own supporters before a ball’s even been kicked in anger.
It's General Election day and while there's no politics in the Hotline, there's plenty of the bickering we've seen at debating panels in the buildup to polling.
It's bleep test season for many Scottish Premiership players but punters are racing out the blocks to get the trash talking started.
Transfer business takes centre stage on the Hotline as clubs begin getting squads ready for the big kick-off.
It's not called silly season for nothing - and the summer transfer window has certainly brought the Hotline banter merchants back to the fore. Not that everyone is laughing. Whether it’s the value of Celtic midfielder Matt O’Riley, the lack of arrivals at Parkhead or the quality of those in the door at Rangers, there was no end to the petty point scoring as punters count down the days to the start of the new season.
Steve Clarke might feel he's very much in the public glare but the Scotland boss is almost a figure of anonymity on the Hotline despite a flop at Euro 2024.