Kris Boyd warned to watch his mouth as Hotline fires back over empty seats at Easter Road

Robbie Copeland takes your calls after a wet and wild weekend in Scottish football…

By Sports Hotline · Daily Record

Published: Monday, 26 October 2026 at 12:27 PM

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Hotline callers told pundit Kris Boyd to stop criticizing Hibernian over empty seats at Easter Road.
Supporters defended Hibs cutting ticket allocations for Celtic and Rangers fans despite the financial loss.
Callers questioned why the SPFL did not postpone matches during hazardous conditions caused by Storm Boelo.

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Daily Record Hotline callers hit back at pundit Kris Boyd over his criticism of empty seats at Easter Road. Fans defended Hibs' decision to cut away allocations for Celtic and Rangers supporters, arguing the club acted on fan requests to curb offensive chanting despite taking a financial hit.

Callers also debated Celtic's comeback victory against Hibs amid severe weather caused by Storm Boelo. While Camilo Duran received praise for his match-winning display, striker Kasper Hogh faced sharp criticism, alongside broader concerns regarding player safety in extreme conditions.

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Kris Boyd warned to watch his mouth as Hotline fires back over empty seats at Easter Road

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