The phones were red hot as we gear up for another powderkeg weekend of Premiership action…

Daily Record's Sports Hotline callers shared their views on recent Scottish football talking points, including Celtic striker Kasper Hogh and Rangers manager Derek McInnes. Despite Hogh going 10 games without a goal for Martin O'Neill's side, one supporter argued the £11 million signing could eventually become the league's equivalent of Erling Haaland. Other callers debated Celtic's 7-1 win over Hearts and the future of Edinburgh managers Wouter Vrancken and Hibernian's coach.
Rangers supporters on the Hotline demanded an immediate response from McInnes following a dropped points result at Dundee's Dens Park. With Rangers facing St Johnstone at Ibrox on Saturday, fans warned that dropping more points in the title race would be unacceptable despite earlier derby success against Celtic. A caller also dismissed pundit Don Hutchison's claim that former midfielder Barry Ferguson would be worth £100 million today.
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