David McCarthy manned the phones as the Ibrox punters let rip on their boss before the league action resumes.
Hotliners reckon Michael Beale is walking a managerial tightrope despite the Rangers boss insisting his job is safe.
Barrie Mclauchlan emailed: "I agree with a point made by Dr Pender on the Hotline. When Big Ange was operating in the Asian market, Rangers had the freedom of the country and could have had Lewis Ferguson and Lawrence Shankland at Ibrox. David Bryce, Troon, said: "Given the horrific injury prognosis re Abada, it’s time to give Rocco Vata a chance in the side. Forrest is finished and Tillio is not yet fit, so it’s only right that Vata gets his chance. We are far too pedestrian in the wide areas and need to change things and Vata can be that man."
Stuart McLeod, Stepps , said: "Now that SNP minister Stephen Flynn has dismissed the racial hatred at Hampden Park on Tuesday night as just banter, it will be interesting to see the response if either Celtic or Rangers fans indulge in the old song book choice this weekend. These ministers really need to think before they blurt out any old nonsense."
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