Celtic's transfer business - or lack of it - comes under the microscope in the latest Coffee Club.

Fans are furious with the board over the failure to secure a replacement for No1 striker Kyogo, but Robert Grieve and David Friel reckon the blame lies elsewhere.

The guys also turn their attentions to Rangers and pinpoint one area where Philippe Clement has been left short.

There is some serious concern that Aberdeen's signings aren't enough to halt the decline - but one of their Premiership rivals have really caught the eye with some shrewd business.

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Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie are at Man Utd's Carrington training ground ahead of the big match with Rangers on Thursday night.

They assess Ruben Amorim's shock claim that the Ibrox side will face the WORST team in Man Utd's history at Old Trafford.

Was he correct to say it? And what does it say about the state of mind at the Red Devils?

The duo also cast their eye over Celtic's Champions League prospects with the Hoops on the cusp of qualification for the knockout stages for the first time in 12 years.

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Robert Grieve is joined by David Friel to dissect THOSE Brendan Rodgers comments.

The Celtic boss said fans singing about Kieran Tierney were disrespectful to Greg Taylor.

The guys discuss what might have motivated the manager to upset his own supporters.

They also discuss the latest at Rangers including the prospects of January signings and why Philippe Clement is still in a job.

And they run the rule over Aberdeen's continuing collapse and where the Dons go from here.

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