Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show
GET INVOLVED Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show
SOMETHING you've just got to get off your chest from the weekend's football action?
A burning Scottish football talking point you can't wait to bring up with Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah?
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Scottish Sun's head of sport Roger Hannah
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Nicolas Raskin and Arne Engels do battle at Ibrox
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