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Rangers are penny-pinching while Celtic splash the cash and Ibrox fans are fearing the worst – Hotline

Celtic have stepped up their summer shopping spree with the signing of Alexandro Bernabei but the Rangers support are getting angsty over their club’s reluctance to open the purse strings and complete a deal for Antonio Colak.

Ibrox bosses have been on the tail of the PAOK Salonika striker for almost a week now but the paper work still hasn’t been signed off. And frustrated bluenose Robert Livingstone, Palm Beach, called from Stateside to say: “It’s slow going at Rangers. We really need to sign a decent goalscorer because you can't win league titles without one.

“Fans all know that but the board don't want to pay much. Instead they are opting to haggle over a price to bring in Colak, who has shown in Sweden with Malmo that he can score goals. It seems the Rangers board are trying to lowball the price. You think they would have learned after the John Souttar fiasco.”

Jimmy Mac, Glasgow, added: “I wonder who actually wants Antonio Colak at Rangers – is it Ross Wilson who is pushing to get him or is it Gio van Bronckhorst? From what we read about Colak, he appears to be a bang average player and is never an out and out goalscorer.

"This has penny pinching written all over it with the board unwilling to spend any of the season tickets, Europa League, sponsors or commercial monies on quality players. On the other side of Glasgow, they have spent £30million plus from last season on players while Rangers get freebies or loan players. I am beginning to fear the worst before a ball has been kicked unless they have four or five quality players lined up to come challenge the team straight away for their positions.”

Bernabei may have checked in but Celtic fan Jimmy Murray, Edinburgh, is starting to wonder what the state of

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