If Brendan Rodgers misses Rangers he's bang to rights as Hotline turns the tables on serial Celtic complainers

After the SFA booted out Celtic's appeal over Yang's red card, Hoops fans are now incensed that their manager could miss next month's crunch Old Firm clash.

Brendan Rodgers was left fuming after the South Korean was sent off at Tynecastle, and was quick to question VAR John Beaton's competency in the aftermath. As expected, Rodgers was cited for his comments on Wednesday, and will be up in front of the Hampden beaks on March 28. if he is slapped with a two-game ban, then he'll miss the home clash with Livingston and crucially, the trip to Ibrox on April 7.

Now Parkhead punters are questioning why Yang was fast-tracked but not the boss, which of course has resulted in allegations of all sorts of skullduggery that's par for the course when the big two play each other. Eddie Easson, Ballingry, said: "Once again The SFA totally incompetent SFA are showing their true colours. Brendan Rodgers cited to appear just before the Rangers game. You couldn’t make this up. Why not go the whole hog and make John Beaton the referee?"

However, those on the other side of Glasgow have accused their green and white counterparts of wanting it all. John Bruce emailed: "It's been pointed out on here that, this season, Celtic fans have complained about everything from their board, to their manager, to their players, to their fellow fans - even their own pitch. Since Sunday, they have vented their fury at a referee for making a correct decision - by the letter of the law - but chose to ignore an incorrect decision he made that went in their favour.

"Now they are in uproar over their manager being charged by the SFA for a clear breach of their rules for his post-match comments - which no manager is allowed to make - and are also furious over