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Accusations of diving, bottle crashing and a whole lot more in a Hotline where nobody seems happy with their lot. Even Kyogo was coming in for criticism from Celtic fans after a draw with Motherwell and there was plenty to discuss as Rangers shared a the spoils at Aberdeen.
A weekend tale of Old Firm penalty kicks as Celtic have an eight point lead over Rangers and Hotline conspiracy theories abound.
Pyros and protests dominated the Hotline but when the smoke cleared, it was the Rangers fans who were happy with their lot at Dundee.
Rangers went from slipping eight points behind Celtic to cutting the gap to five in the space of three injury times minutes on Sunday. Who says Philippe Clement doesn’t have a magic wand?
Not a lot of sympathy for Michael Beale but plenty of support for Steven Davis is the order of the day on the Hotline as the interim Rangers manager prepares for his first match in the dugout.John Bruce emailed: "Henry Ford famously said: 'If you keep on doing what you've always done, you'll keep on getting what you've always got'. If Steve Davis and Alex Rae don't have the courage to shake things up with this dysfunctional Rangers team - starting with the game against Limassol - then we'll keep on getting what we always got with Beale's teams."Andrew Adams, Kirkcaldy, said: "The way Steven Davis talks is a Godsend. Rangers supporters believe him, they can relate to him, and Alex Rae won't take any prisoners, that's for sure. Rangers men who will only do their utmost for the club - go for it guys!" John Robertson, South Queensferry, said: "We need someone who understands the club, hopefully an ex player and not a soft touch like Van Bronckhorst, let's hope. McInnes or Muscat would seem to fit the bill. This time it has to be right, we cannot continue playing second fiddle to an average Celtic team.
As Rangers begin their search for a new manager on the back of Michael Beale's sacking, Hotline callers have played their part in that recruitment process.
Rangers pulled off another big European win with their victory against Real Betis at Ibrox on Thursday.
It is Michael Beale’s 43rd birthday today but it turns out only the Celtic support are in the mood for celebrating.