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A busy midweek Premiership card saw the Thursday morning Hotline ringing off the hook - and with a surge of positivity. A Celtic win over Hibs and a Rangers victory at Hearts warmed the winter cockles for Old Firm fans although another awful night for Aberdeen did dampen the mood for Dandies.
Brassed-off Brendan Rodgers read the riot act to his Celtic stars to spark a second-half salvage job in Sunday’s 3-1 win at St Johnstone. And Hotline callers reckon the writing has been on the wall for too many underperforming Hoops stars in recent weeks.
Celtic's Champions League campaign has been scrunched up before the Christmas cards have even popped through the letter box. And the furious Parkhead faithful reckon it’s time Brendan Rodgers was finally allowed to unwrap all the names he’s dotted down on his letter to Santa.
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.
Kris Boyd's suggestion Aberdeen are more motivated to face Rangers than Celtic hit the Hotline like a Slobodan Rubezic challenge.
Two straightforward wins for Celtic and Rangers but as usual, there was no shortage of controversy.
Debate over Celtic’s Champions League performances remains high on the agenda following the 6-0 loss to Atletico Madrid.
It's not often the jurors in the court of public opinion that is the Hotline deliver a unanimous verdict. But they did today as every call on Celtic’s decision to ban the Green Brigade was met with approval.