Rangers warned doomsday clock is approaching midnight as Celtic fans drink in 'rage and delusion' on the Hotline

It's a tale of contrasting fortunes in Glasgow as Celtic fans bask in the glory of Champions League success - while Rangers are more worried about who will be steering the ship at boardroom level.

After that 5-1 win over Slovan Bratislava, Stephen Johnstone, Ardentinny, said: "Celtic are doing more battering to teams than my local chippy as they showed against Slovan Bratislava at Parkhead in the Champions League, and if this new team keep up the hunger under Brendan Rodgers, there will be more batterings to come. Forget the last sixteen, one can see them reaching the last four."

Not everyone sees it that way. Gordon Hendry said: "As a Rangers supporter, I said that Celtic had a much easier draw in the Champions League than Rangers had in the Europa League and after Wednesday night's result, I haven't changed my mind with Slovan's most expensive player costing less than £1 million and the rest of their squad being made up of academy players and no fewer than 16 free transfers. Rangers on the other hand have to face the multi-million pound squads in the Man Utd and Tottenham teams. No wonder Celtic found it easy, it was like a bunch of amateurs up against professionals."

But given how well things are going across the city, it's no surprise the Rangers fans were outnumbered on this edition of the Hotline. Kenny Wilson, Moffatt, said: "Surprise, surprise, Rangers fans are saying Celtic only won because they were playing a poor team but it’s not so long ago they were bragging about beating Ross County 6-0! They can’t admit this Celtic team is a far better outfit than previous seasons and yes they will struggle against better teams, but that's football. There’s teams that are just better than you and you can only play what’s