Celtic are immeasurably massive and Rangers are just wee guys as Hotline shown proof by studying 2 transfers

Transfer business takes centre stage on the Hotline as clubs begin getting squads ready for the big kick-off.

With a month to go until the Premiership gets going, Premier Sports Cup and Euro qualifiers before that for Kilmarnock and St Mirren and the pre-season programme up and running, signings are a hot topic. Naturally, anything worth a conversation is fair game for an argument on the Hotline, so we begin with Paul McCormack, Coatbridge, who has a view on a potential Rangers opportunity for Ianis Hagi. He said: "So, according to Barry Ferguson, a season hardly lighting up La Liga while on loan and only being noticed in the Euros for wearing a hairnet will have seen the players value shoot up. Really? Imagine what Ena Sharples would be worth now."

But Scott Gowers, Edinburgh, said: "There's been a lot of debate regarding players values, but the only answer for any European team right now is who lasted longer in the Euros. Any SPFL player who has participated and been in the tournament longer should have the greater value."

Chris Lowe's comment earlier in the week about player prices is still bringing debate. Michael Emonds, Northampton, said: "He wants the Kerrydale accountants to put a valuation on Cyriel Dessers as he’s wanted by clubs in Europe, I’d say he’ll go for roughly the same money as the soon to exit Celtic third choice striker Oh Hyeon-gyu. Dessers hasn’t scored a winning goal against Celtic in five Derby matches."

Arrin Geddes, Irvine, added: "Chris Lowe should know that the real accountants will just count the profits and, as we’ve seen over the last decade or so, they didn’t need to spend too much to beat the opposition."

But Chris, Yoker, retorted, "James Brown says he wouldn’t give you two bob for Hagi