Steven Gerrard has been captured on video enjoying further law breaking.
In midweek a Freedom of Information request revealed that a Police Scotland report from March 8 branded Gerrard’s actions after the home win over St Mirren as  ‘disgraceful displays of encouragement’.
That day Gerrard drive a friend to Ibrox to video his arrival in front of thousands of Covidiots, after the match he was screaming out a Dressing Room window to law breaking fans.
Lockdown rules and Gerrard and rangers staff drinking in a packed bar with “No criminality has been established”
Please explain@HumzaYousaf @NicolaSturgeon @scotgov Otherwise Hey SCOTLAND and every single bar in SCOTLAND, stuff the rules!!!! https://t.co/kFihqWSZq6— Michael McCahill ? (@MickMcCahill) May 22, 2021
Gerrard lives in Glasgow’s West End which is currently under Tier 3 restrictions with pubs banned from selling alcohol indoors with travel to and from the city also banned.
It seems that he is in no rush to be reunited with his wife and kids who’ve remained on Merseyside since his move to Ibrox in 2018.
CLICK HERE for the Freedom of Information report from March breaches (page 7 of 15 for the quote on disgraceful displays of encouragement). No action has been taken by the SFA for the clear breaches of rules. In August two Celtic matches were postponed within 48 hours of news emerging about Boli Bolingoli’s trip to Spain.
It took the SFA more than two months to suspend Nathan Patterson after he was given a Fixed Penalty in February for attending an illegal House Party. On Wednesday the Ibrox starlet was named in the Scotland squad for the European Championships.