Celtic obsessives told Rangers TV is only Ibrox access they deserve as rage crew spark Hotline rammy

There's nothing like an Old Firm ticket row to get the Hotline's juices flowing.

Fans from both clubs have had their say over Celtic's decision not to take up their allocation for Ibrox while Rangers want their briefs for Parkhead at the end of the year. Scott Kerr, Knightswood, said: "Well done Celtic for telling the jealous mob to keep their 700 Tickets. They have ruined the Old Firm game with no away fans to create an atmosphere. We want our 8000 allocation back but that isn't going to happen and the reason is they could not handle all the drubbings we routinely dished out."

Eddie Easson, Ballingry, said: "It's the same old song from Rangers after Celtic have said no thanks to 700 tickets for Ibrox. Dave King started these shenanigans with his greed for more season ticket money. The ostriches have forgotten this." Alfie Mullin, London, said: "Celtic are refusing to accept seats at Ibrox unless the seat allocation is increased so I suggest that the allocation is decreased. That way, we can protect more seats from being damaged by the idiots in green and white hoops."

Bill Lockerbie, Northampton, said: "How can it be that a team who have won close to nothing over the past few years can dictate to what is the dilution of the only attraction to worldwide audiences in Scottish football. Their original stance, to allow their fans exclusivity to witness their success on the field backfired massively as they won nothing. I only wish Celtic would take the lead as always and allow a full allocation of tickets to Rangers fans so that many more of them can witness their team's demolition along with an appreciation of all that is good in Scotland."

Jim Cumming, Glasgow, said: "Someone needs to explain to me why we want an