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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.
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.
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?
New Rangers boss Philippe Clement continues to be the main talking point on the Hotline and, as usual, there are differing opinions on how far he can his new charges. Scott Kerr, Knightswood, said: "Alan Flett says if Clement gets it right there isn't a club in Scottish football that can live with a strong Rangers team - talk about being delusional. Celtic are and always will be top dogs in Scotland." Martin McGarrigle emailed: "Alan Flett is back again with that typical Rangers arrogance based on diddly squat. Since 2012, this Rangers side have won a Covid title during a Celtic meltdown, and since fans have been back in the stadium it's been business as usual, with the Celtic winning machine purring along quietly winning trophy after trophy. Who is he kidding? I think they should just rebrand again - Delusion F.C since 2012." Robert McEwan, Mount Vernon, said: "I see Barry Ferguson talking up Clement as a guy who doesn't suffer fools gladly because he stood up to Souness. No matter how tough you are, is it going to make that squad better? Doubt it. " Neil Renton, Leith, said: "I don’t know why Barry Ferguson is so excited about Graeme Souness being involved in the recruitment of new Rangers boss Philippe Clement. While Souness did well at Ibrox that was decades ago. At least we’ll know to blame the former telly pundit for their input when things go wrong."
Ranging Rangers fans reckon time is up for Michael Beale and Ibrox chiefs should send out an SOS to Graeme Souness.
Hurricane Duncan has hit the Highlands and it will be fascinating to see if he can help Inverness Caledonian Thistle storm their way to the Scottish Premiership.
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."
Luuk de Jong wasn’t supposed to blow the bloody doors off - and Rangers are going to have to hope the Champions League gateway doesn’t slam shut in their face after failing to finish off their Dutch job.