Rangers are champions at being serial losers and only thing they've nabbed from Celtic is paranoia – Hotline

Rangers are getting the headed notepaper out and are writing to the SFA.

The Ibrox club are to request an explanation as to why Kemar Roofe’s goal against Celtic was chalked off during the 1-0 defeat. Naturally, the news has sparked a typical debate on the Hotline. Charles Buchanan said: “Two ex-referees have both said Don Robertson got it right. Rangers should have looked up the rule book and they would have got their answer. You don’t hear them complaining about all the dodgy decisions to give them penalties.”

Caller Chris Lowe’s call for foreign refs in the fixture brought the expected response. Henry Moffat, Stirling, said: “Chris and Rangers must be very embarrassed after a clip appeared online of them receiving a free-kick for the exact same foul by James Sands that they have both been moaning about. Bobby Madden called the incident spot on, so dry your eyes.”

Lance Little, Erskine, added: “Good to see Mr Lowe providing insightful analysis of why his team were beaten in their own backyard. It’s not that the manager is hopeless and tactless or that his much-heralded players were clueless. It was all down to the referees, the same people who have awarded less than three penalties against his team in three seasons. Take your head out of the sand. Your team and manager are not fit for purpose. Enjoy the international break. It’ll be the best your team has played this season.”

Alex Russell said: “Might I suggest the serial losers save time and energy. Check the ruling on obstruction and they will find out the reason why the goal by Roofe never stood. Pathetically, they need this ruling to be explained to them by the SFA/SPFL.”

Lee Taylor, East Kilbride, said: “Rangers fans make me laugh complaining about bias against