Rangers diehards spark Hotline hilarity as Mickey Mouse used as evidence they live in a Celtic fantasy land

Dominant Celtic's 10 man win over Livingston brought plaudits for Brendan Rodgers and his players but some Hoops fans remain far from content.

There was Hotline discontent over Joe Hart 's red card as well as the current recruitment policy at Parkhead. James Robertson, Alabama, said: "We managed to grab three points against an average Livingston side despite being one man down. I’m satisfied with the team's effort. Hart seems to be confused as to what brand of football he’s playing at times. Sometimes he thinks he's playing American football and that type of aggressive play will get you sent off every time. Now in the NFL, that would have been regarded as a fine tackle on the ball carrier. I’ll say it again regarding plastic turf. If a horse can’t eat it, you can’t play on it."

Paul McCormack, Coatbridge, said: "Rodgers expressly mentioned wanting to sign experience in the last window and we didn't. Just a thought, anybody think the board is trying to teach him a lesson for leaving the first time?"

Craig Anderson, Glasgow, said: "It was a routine win by Celtic, even with 10 men, but I'm concerned about the failings in the transfer window to add some defensive cover as we are still short in that department. Rodgers must know we need some experience and leadership at the back as the absence of Cameron Carter-Vickers due to injury has left a huge void."

David Wilson, Springburn, said: "It says a lot about Celtic's domestic dominance that they were still far superior to Livingston despite playing most of the match with a man less but we are still well short of the quality required for the Champions League.

"The lack of a few big name recruits this summer makes no sense and it will be telling in Europe over the next few