Rangers collapse sparks a Hotline earthquake as Celtic resume normal service over Clement's 'clowns'

It was a Super Sunday for Celtic who reckon normal service has been resumed within days of their shocker at Ibrox.

Any hopes of a Rangers revival after thumping Brendan Rodgers' team to move within 11 points of them were dashed at the first hurdle, the Ibrox side collapsing into a heap with a 3-3 draw against Hibs before the Hoops thrashed St Mirren to stretch the gap back to 13. And the Hotline has plenty to say. Bill Lockerbie, Northampton, said: "So normal service is resumed for Scotland's finest, following a freak defeat to Clement's clowns last week. Must be like losing a fiver and finding a pound!"

Robert Mcewan, Mt. Vernon, said: "So much for Clem's wonder boys. The more things change the more they stay the same, wee blip over." And Glen Mitchell said: "After Celtic's shockingly unbelievable loss, it seems to me that it's markedly better to have a little slump when you are 14 points ahead, rather than when you are nine or 11 points behind. After all the revival drivel heard after last week's astonishing loss for Celtic, the normal order has been restored for the world's most successful club."

Kenny Wilson, Moffat, said: "Normal service resumed for the champions with a stroll against St Mirren, although they will certainly play better I’m sure this season. Just in case anyone thought there was an earthquake about 2.00pm on Sunday, don’t worry, it was just all the Rangers fans coming back down to earth with a bang."

Nicolas Kuhn was the hero with two goals moving him to 16 for the season and he's got some fans thinking a Treble is well and truly on. Stephen Johnstone, Ardentinny, said: "Celtic have a great after-Kuhn while Rangers pay the penalty at Hibs and drop more vital points and leaving Brenden Rodgers storm