Rangers punter pulls out Hotline history book as Celtic conspiracy theorists debunked by VAR fact check

Anger, angst and animosity. There isn’t a Hallowe’en costume in the world that can disguise the Hotline. No treats. Just rotten toffee apples getting fired back and forth.

As usual, supporters of Rangers and Celtic aren’t in the mood for telling jokes at the front door. Andy Scott, Edinburgh, said: “Rangers may not be in top form, but the level of criticism directed at them after beating Hearts is ridiculous. It used to be said it was the mark of champions to win when playing badly. But for the ridiculous disallowed Kemar Roofe goal in the Old Firm game, it’s likely Rangers would be sitting top of the league. Only one Glasgow team can win the Treble this year. For the benefit of conspiracy theorists from the East End, is what’s known as a fact.”

However, Andy was hammered by Robbie Devlin over his complaints about the lack of Rangers home games in November and December. Robbie emailed: “Is Andy unable to read? Celtic along with St Johnstone have played less home games than anyone else. Rangers have played the most.

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“Celtic played one at home in September and October. That is why Celtic are at home more in the next sequence of games. Or would he rather Rangers were allowed to play all their games at home, to give his team a chance.”

The penalty awards at Ibrox last Sunday still dominate chat. Ralph Hamilton emailed: “Here we go again. More deluded fools ignoring the rules. Two clear penalties. They didn’t complain when getting game-changing, wrong decisions in four of the last five Old Firm games and need to study the rules of the game.”

Chris Lowe, Yoker, said: “When is a stonewall penalty not a penalty? When