Michael Gannon takes your calls ahead of a massive night at Hampden but there was plenty of time for the usual sniping too.
The Auld Enemy clash at Hampden on Tuesday night – but it was the Old Firm who made it about themselves on the Hotline.
John Henderson, Neilson, said: “The comments regarding Rangers offering their training facilities to England are nothing but anti-Rangers. This 'friendly' match between the two is to celebrate 150 years of rivalry which is something everyone looks forward to, all in name of the game of sport. If anyone should be embarrassed it should be the likes of Mr Moffat by his stupid comments.”
But Sam Morton, Edinburgh, said: “Following Elliot Anderson's withdrawal Steve Clarke’s squad of 24 contained just four players who don’t have Scottish accents, only one of whom doesn’t have Scottish parentage. The way caller Gary Stevenson is talking you’d think we were like Jack Charlton’s Republic of Ireland side.”
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