Dundee put on blast over Rangers pitch farce as Hotline diehard thinks he's cracked it with the 'perfect' solution

The Dundee pitch fiasco was the talk of the town as a Wednesday Hotline was ringing off the hook.

The Dens Park pitch passed an 11am pitch inspection ahead of their rearranged showdown with Rangers. But heavy rain is expected in Tayside and, with a further inspection pencilled in for 3.30pm, it's remains in serious doubt whether the game will be playable by kick-off time.

But whether it passes or doesn't, Gary Stevenson, Newtonhill, said: "It cannot be argued that Dundee have had a great season. However, if they cannot produce a pitch playable in Scottish conditions they quite simply do not belong in the Premiership. It's not as if we are not used to rain in Scotland and this fiasco is an embarrassment to the Scottish game."

Neil Renton, Leith, jokingly asked: "If the Dundee and Rangers game doesn’t go ahead and the Ibrox side are given the three points - how many penalties will they get in the imaginary win?"

Philippe Clementhas demanded solutions from the SFA and SPFL over the pitch farce and Scott Gowers, Edinburgh, reckons he has one. Would it be popular, though? You decide...

He wrote in: "I have a perfect solution which would aid three clubs regarding Dundee's dangerous pitch. The match should be postponed and played at Parkhead on Thursday with Rangers getting 30 per cent of the support, Dundee getting 50 per cent of the ground and the other 20 per cent made up by Celtic fans supporting Dundee.

"This technically would be a home game for Dundee so they receive vast revenues to firstly aid the repair of their non playable pitch, this even after the ground hire and policing costs. More Rangers fans could attend and Celtic can make extra money to help cover some of their compensation order costs whilst their