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Celtic get new word to describe potential world football first as Hotline mocks Rangers over 3 'trophy' wins

Celtic and Rangers fans are always locking horns over who is the better side.

But in the wake of Sunday’s Old Firm clash, the argument has become about who has the best second string. Celts fans pointed to players missing, but Rangers punters hit back over their own absences from Saturday’s win. Stevie Jackson, Barrhead, said: “I am fed up hearing that Celtic put out an understrength team on Saturday. Rangers played their third choice goalie, third choice centre back, second choice left back, first and second choice attacking midfielders injured, main striker on the bench second and third strikers injured. Any reasonable minded Celtic fan must be worried.”

Joe Smith, Coleraine, said: “Rangers were missing Helander, Roofe, Colak, Kent, Lawrence, Davis and Davies, so Rangers were severely under strength in comparison to Celtic.” Stephen Johnstone, Ardentinny, said: “Celtic went to Ibrox as league champions and left chumpions as Rangers played their best football this season. If John Soutar can stay clear of injury after his stunning display next season this team will be hard to beat.” Andy Adams, Kirkcaldy, said: “Why are Rangers looking to sign Jack Buckland? Is he better than Robby McCrorie? Possibly, but he's 10 years older. McCrorie has been fantastic, give him the nod, go with him, he's more than capable.”

James Robertson, Pollok, said: “Ange decided to leave players out to show how good a depth and quality he has in his squad it backfired on him his Invincibles ended up Invisibles against Rangers. They got everything they deserved."

But Hoops fans hit back and Peter Lyons, Blantyre, said: “Congratulations to Rangers winning their own treble. The Dead Rubber Cup. The Beating Celtic Reserves Cup and the Closing the

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