Rangers ripped to shreds by their own in radio skewering with a joke so brutal Celtic diehards wish it was theirs

A fed-up Rangers fan reached rock bottom in a wide-ranging blast at the club's beleaguered and joked at least rivals Celtic 'owned a biscuit tin' during their lean years.

Joe, from Cambuslang, was sick and tired of the club he loves as he predicted they could finish as low as fourth in the Scottish Premiership after watching the team he loves face woe on the transfer front weeks after Celtic overhauled them to secure a 12th title in 13 seasons. And the new campaign has started in auspicious fashion with Philippe Clement revealing he must sell before he buys. But that could be about to happen with both James Tavernier and Connor Goldson edging closer to the exit door.

The superscoreboard caller said: "Our friends on the other side of the city, they have money but they don't want to spend it yet but they could if they wanted to. I remember years ago it was Celtic who were referred to as the 'biscuit tin mentality', we don't even have the biscuit tin, we've got nothing. The fans were plowing money in, I heard the fella earlier on, the money for Bassey, the money for Nathan Patterson, where is all the money, where has it all gone? Where is the money?

It's all go at Ibrox with Goldson reportedly in Cyprus undergoing a medical and skipper Tavernier wanted by Trabzonspor after they secured John Lundstram and Borna Barisic as free agents.

A host of other members of the Rangers squad have been linked with exits with Scott Wright, Todd Cantwell and Sam Lammers among the names who have been tipped with an exit from Ibrox.