Celtic warned rock bottom Rangers are anything but as Hotline finds a deeper meaning in Tina Turner

As we approach the final Old Firm clash of the season, each set of fans is falling over itself to tell the other it is or isn't a dead rubber.

Celtic have the Premiership title wrapped up, and could become the first of either side to win one while losing three derby games in a season. Whether that's a source of pride for Rangers, or simply highlights how far behind they are depends on your perspective.

The guard of honour debate likely won't finally come to an end until both teams run out of the tunnel in Sunday. Although some focus has now shifted to whether the Ibrox club will ditch the traditional blast of Tina Turner or not in the circumstances.

Donald Dundas, Uddingston, emailed: "Sorry but I just don't get it. Celtic fans on Hotline suggesting that Rangers are rock bottom. Yes, an up-and-down home season, but still finished in 2nd place. Quarter Final of a European diddy cup that Celtic can only dream of getting to a Euro quarter final.

"A rock bottom team who have beaten Celtic comprehensively in games this season. Who knows what Sunday will bring but can you imagine the furore if Rangers swap Simply the Best for Follow Follow."

However, Glen Mitchell reckons the Rangers anthem will finally have some meaning if it's played on Sunday. He said: "All this nonsense about a guard of honour, who really cares. Just wait and see if they play Tina Turner's song as usual. It will actually have meaning if they do.

"As for any guard of honour, Luke McCowan honestly said, that we will never find out if Celtic would do that."

Robert McEwen, Mount Vernon, is another who isn't fussed whether Gers line up and clap or not. He emailed: "As a Celtic fan I couldn't care less about guards of honour, we wouldn't do it and Rangers