QUOTE OF THE DAY

‘Celtic are no better than other teams in the league, they’ve just had all the luck this season – just like their flukey goal to beat Dons’

world does George Kelly live in? No one stabbed Rangers in the back, it was Rangers who cheated other clubs with their underhand payments and unlimited loans they got from the bank. As the bible says, ‘You reap what you sow’.”

Chris Currie, Stevenston, said: “When are guys like George finally going to accept Rangers’ downfall was of their own doing?”

Killie fan Jim McClean, Rothesay, said: “Rangers stabbed themselves in the back, no one else.”

Yet George isn’t the only one as the first call about Hamilton’s play-off victory with Dundee United was related to Rangers’ drop down the divisions.

Jock Gray, Falkirk, said: “I’ve no sympathy for United. Their fans were threatening to boycott season tickets to pressure their club to make sure Rangers were forced to start again from scratch.”

David Stevenson, Blackpool, said: “I am a happy Accies fan. We got the job done against Dundee United to keep us in the top flight to answer back a lot of fans from other clubs who would have been glad to see us go down.”

Colin Mitchell, Hamilton, said: “I’m delighted for the local team proving everyone wrong again and long may it continue.”

Alan McGaw, Alloa, said: “Congratulations to Hamilton for staying up. I thought Dundee United would have beaten them going by how well they’ve played recently.”

Kenneth Cairn, Musselburgh, said: “I’m chuffed about Hamilton winning against United.

“In the build-up all I heard and read was about how it would be better for Scottish football if United won promotion instead.

“Well Hamilton do a lot for the game, they produce a lot of good young players and I’m delighted they’ve thrown that disrespect back in the critics’ faces.”