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Panic at Ibrox as they prepare for UEFA ground closure over racist actions

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Ibrox could be closed down to supporters for a future European match as UEFA probe a second claim of racist actions by supporters.

A charge following the home match against St Joseph’s on July 18 was kept quiet until August 23 when it was announced that UEFA had ordered 3,000 seats to be closed down due to racist actions.

The night before that sanction was announced 1,500 bears had been in Poland spreading their racist message which again went unmentioned on by the Scottish media with BBC Scotland providing full match commentary with expert analysis provided by Billy Dodds. Previously Dodds denied live on radio that he had been paid through an EBT, later on he was listed by the BBC for being paid by that method of disguised remuneration.

The first charge, delivered on Friday lunchtime, came as something as a shock but before the fans could put together a decent deflection exercise they have been warned that the usual song-book will result in a stadium closure.

Fearing the behaviour of their own season ticket holders the club has stated that they won’t take any tickets for their next European away tie as they wait for the punishment for last week’s racist actions in Poland.

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