Cocky Celtic fans pretend Clement is a diddy but Hotline haters warned Rangers boss is a tactical maverick

Rangers and Celtic fans set the Hotline alight with talk of changing the Scottish football set-up, refs and alcohol in stadiums. Oh, and a bit of transfer comment.

Philippe Clement’s team did their Champions League aspirations no harm with a 1-1 midweek draw against Dynamo Kyiv with a goal from Cyriel Dessers. Celtic go straight to the group stage next month, but their fans are concerned the squad is not being put together quickly enough with transfer business slow.

On Rangers, Dr Robert Pender said: “The manager made a good tactical move in the second half to give the left side of defence more support, it was spot on. As for the striker, it is time for the pundits to get off his back. He gave their central defenders no peace and had the last laugh.”

Chris Lowe, Yoker, said: “I see the team with no tangible assets have done it again on the European stage. European results are what gets players noticed. Not looking good against Motherwell and Killie, hence the reason the failed Danish trialist is still a Celtic player.”

Willie Mercer, Dumfries, said: “I am fully behind Clement and understand there will be a timescale before we benefit from the team rebuild he is carrying out. This, however, will not stop me from having an opinion on what is happening at the club I support.”

Stephen Mulhearn, Dumbarton, said: “I’d be astonished if Matt O’Riley is tempted to leave Celtic for Brighton. If he stays and plays in the Champions League matches, it will be Bayern and Barcelona who will throw their hat into the ring for his services.”

Kenny Wilson, Moffat, said: “Now that Rangers are back to being favourites for the league and Dessers is up for the Golden Boot after their draw with a top quality Kyiv side, Celtic will need to