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The back-biting and bickering has returned. Which can only mean the international break is over and club rivalry is back to the forefront of the minds of those who inhabit Hotlineland. And penalties appear to be front and centre of the thinking of some who made contact.
Unimpressed Sir Rod Stewart was acclaimed for speaking out in the Record about his disgust at the interruption of the minute's silence at Celtic Park on Remembrance Sunday.
Another European week of football of Scottish clubs with no wins to show for it but VAR conspiracy theories abound.
Celtic fans hailed the performance of their side in the Champions League classic with Atletico Madrid. But it would appear those who called the Hotline have had enough of the Green Brigade.
One familiar topic dominated the Hotline in the hours after Scotland’s painful defeat in Spain - referees and VAR. But in a break for our own officials and video tech it was dodgy Dutch ref Serdar Gozubuyuk and his team in the dock after Scott McTominay’s Seville stunner was eventually ruled out for .. well was it a foul or offside? Or was it just wrong?
The row over the Abdallah Sima shove continues to rumble into the weekend with Celtic fans up in arms.
The death of Rangers and Scotland stalwart Ronnie MacKinnon was rightly marked by tributes on the Hotline. Robert Livingstone, Palm Beach, emailed his thoughts on the former defender, who passed away at the age of the 83, saying: "It's just sad to hear of the passing of former Rangers great Ronnie MacKinnon, a superb, centre-half rock solid and dependable, formed what was that great half back line of Greig, MacKinnon and Baxter in a trophy laden golden era. They were unstoppable. Ronnie will always be fondly remembered by Gers fans who lived through those best of times. He was part of Rangers' greatest side."
The Hotline became the Scotline this morning as the Tartan Army sounded the war cry ahead tomorrow’s Scotland England clash at Hampden. Eleven qualifying wins on the spin does strange things to a fanbase. And it’s got to be said, the strength of belief in Steve Clarke’s players going into a match against the Auld Enemy is very, very unusual.