Rangers transfer trolls out in force as Celtic fans catch Hotline deja vu

Rangers have kicked into gear in the transfer market as Russell Martin starts to shape his squad.

Max Aarons has been joined by Bournemouth colleague Joe Rothwell in Govan while young Peterborough defender Emmanuel Fernandez has arrived to beef up the backline at Ibrox with plenty more names like Conor Coady expected to follow.

But despite the arrival of new faces, one caller reckons the Light Blues' dealings so far are not up to scratch.

Neil Renton, Leith said: "I think Rangers supporters have had the wool pulled over their eyes with this backing that they’ve got. So far the signings they’ve made aren’t the quality that the fans hoped for. Saying that Emmanuel Fernandez is a big name - he’s got seventeen letters in his name."

Rangers are in the market for wingers as they look to replace the impressive numbers put on the board by Vaclav Cerny last season. Rather than continue the English market trend, a name closer to home, who 'ripped Rangers and Celtic apart' has been touted.

Scott Gowers, Edinburgh said: "I understand that the English Premiership is a bit rich for Rangers to make purchases. I hope I'm wrong but it looks like Russell Martin is turning Rangers into an English Championship side, will that be enough to dethrone Celtic?.

"The English Championship does have some quality but it's also a very expensive market to buy players who haven't quite made the grade. Rangers would be better using cheaper markets and getting players such as Igamane on board. Big quick profit is what is needed for teams such as Rangers and not raiding the expensive second rate Championship where players wages are higher than many leagues in the world.

"Rangers really need a winger who has proven he can do the business in the Scottish