Celtic slogan thrown back in their face as Hotline caller digs out Fair Play table for potshot at 'certain club'

Peter Leven was forced to apologise to the travelling Aberdeen support after another defeat at Dens.

But the worried Red Army fear their club will have something to really feel sorry about if they don’t get their act together soon. William Masson, Aboyne, said: “The new Dons manager is going to have eight games to save the club from a first relegation in our history. There’s nowhere to hide for this squad of players now, sadly the only consistency they’ve shown this season is that they are incapable of getting out of this mess.”

Hugh McKirdy said: “As an Aberdeen fan for years, I can't fathom the thinking at Pittodrie. Jimmy Calderwood was binned immediately after securing European football, then Derek McInnes, our best boss since Sir Alex Ferguson, was forced out as well. And look at us now. What a sad state of affairs!” Scott Gowers, Edinburgh, said: “It's no wonder Neil Warnock jumped ship when the incoming interim manager states that better teams have gone down.

"Leven is meant to motivate his players not say they're s***. But in semi agreement with Leven, there’s not many worse teams who have stayed up. I'm just wondering how the SFA are going to change promotion and relegation to save Aberdeen this season.”

Meanwhile, Hibs vow to slash away allocation for misbehaving rival fans continues to stir debate. Andy Lanigan, Glasgow, said: “Hibs’ action on visiting fans' ticket allocations should not deflect from their recent problems with their own fans chucking stuff at opposition players.

“Celtic fans bleating about being lumped in with Rangers fans should remember that their record of attacking opposition players and referees, as well as wrecking away ends, goes back a long way. They should stop playing the