Kieran Tierney has Celtic fans slamming the Hotline panic button as Greg Taylor SOS sent by those left feeling cold

Celtic interest in taking Kieran Tierney back to Parkhead has generated much chat.

Interestingly, it’s not all positive in terms of the Arsenal star. Tierney is set to move from the Emirates and a reunion with ex-boss Brendan Rodgers is being mooted. However, Gerard Cameron said: “Kieran Tierney is a great player, but he is also accident prone and I don’t think he would be a good investment considering the price to pay for someone who might be out a lot injured. Buy a proven left back without a list of injuries.”

Stephen Mulhern, Dumbarton, added: “I hope rumours that Brendan Rodgers is trying to bring Kieran Tierney back are just that. You only need to look back at another Parkhead idol who also was at Arsenal that returning to your former club never works. Bringing him back for sentimental reasons isn’t the answer. Greg Taylor has his limitations, but he’s certainly not as injury prone as Tierney and I hope a new contract deal can be agreed going forward.”

It didn’t take long for talk to go back to Hampden last Sunday with the continued fall-out and subsequent comments of SFA chief Ian Maxwell making waves. Sean McGarvey, Cumbernauld, said: "Did Celtic win a cup? Not really heard anything about it. All I’ve heard is this dodge and deflect nonsense about a borderline call. Letters flying everywhere. It’s embarrassing. When will Rangers accept defeat without wanting refs sacked, demoted or fired into the sun?”

But Stewart Rennie, Portsmouth, said: “Once again Rangers have been clearly cheated by VAR for the third time in one and a bit seasons. The SFA need to come out and be honest they don’t like Rangers and to miss this clear penalty is clearly a disgrace and heads need to roll.”

Drew Ferguson, Oban, said: “Ian