2 Rangers fantasists put on blast for claim to fame that surely can't be serious as final straw snaps on the Hotline

The last Old Firm derby of the season already feels like ancient history to some of us but the posturing on the Hotline never sleeps.

Caller George Wilson attempted to claim Rangers supremacy after the draw meant they have 171 derby wins to Celtic's 170.

Cue Gordon Ashley, Ayr, who said: "Celtic are Scotland's greatest, biggest and most successful club and no amount of barrel-scraping gibberish from Hotline laughing stock George Wilson will change that.

"Celtic hold every record in Scottish football and some major ones in world football while his club flounder in our shadow. Taking their anthem has been the final straw for poor George."

And Michael Emonds, Northampton, said: "George Wilson and Chris Lowe are the Hotline's comedy double act.

"George reckons Rangers' 171 derby wins to Celtic’s 170 with 105 drawn makes Rangers Scotland’s greatest club, so would he be happy if Rangers win the four league games next season but Celtic still win the title? Cobblers.

"Chris (if it wisnae for the ref) Lowe comes out with the same nonsense on a weekly basis blaming the referees and all officials for Rangers' shortcomings. Jock Stein used to say just score more goals than the opposition and the referee won’t matter. Keep the fantasy theories coming gents, they’re hilarious."

Celtic fans adopted Rangers' anthem Simply the Best in the derby draw and Scott McAdam, Partick, said: "Although Sunday was a mixed bag for the champions, the Celtic fans singing their new acquired song was hilarious. We will let Rangers keep the B side, Don't Worry Be Happy, as we now know they might not get a penny for new players next season. It just gets better and better."

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