Rangers fanatic believes Philippe Clement is so incredible he's gone and found his Ibrox successor – Hotline

Tam McManus called for sense as a sea of sectarianism and sickening behaviour threatens to drown our game again.

The former Hibs striker and now Record Sport pundit wrote in his column the fumes of alcohol are fanning the filth in Scottish football and that every club should follow his old one in calling out their own fans. Something Al Connolly, Muirend, Glasgow , wholeheartedly agreed with. He said: “Well said, Tam. Hibs have problems with their own support but the club acknowledged this. It’s time every other team did the same – from Rangers to Celtic, Hearts – and the rest.”

Now for this impassioned address from Scott Scott, Grassmoor: “I still walk down Easter Road and Edmiston Drive being abused verbally as a ‘dirty fenian b******’. So rather than belittling Hibs for wanting to rid our game of all morons, why not help them turn our country into a modern all encompassing society that welcomes all faiths, colours and sects? To do nothing is cowardly and inexcusable. It’s 2024 not 1690.”

Jim McLean, Rothesay is sick of the garbage, too. He said: “The only way to stop the sectarian filth and bile and bigotry that these teams bring with them is to cut their allocation to zero tickets. I wish Killie would and don’t give me this crap about money, we survived when Rangers were in the lower divisions.”

Sean McGarvey, Cumbernauld, said: “I see Hibs have lumped Celtic fans in with the permanently raging fans of Rangers. Can we put this to bed? We are not half of anything, and to punish decent, non-sectarian, law-abiding Celtic fans in with that lot to cut our allocation is a disgrace. The Hibs board should also eat a little humble pie.”

But James Logan, Glasgow, said: “A lot of Rangers fans are up in arms about Hibs