Iconic Scotland’s Shame banner makes timely return
Soccer Football - Europa League - Fans gather in Glasgow for the Europa League Final - Eintracht Frankfurt v Rangers - Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - May 18, 2022 Rangers fans outside the Ibrox Stadium during the Europa League final Action Images via Reuters/Lee Smith
An iconic Celtic banner made a timely return on another day of shame for a Glasgow football club.
Unfurled at half time in April 2008 during a Glasgow Derby the banner has more than stood the test of time.
A month later the people of Manchester were given a taste of everyday life in and around Glasgow, 15 years on the same standards are applied with two news items surfacing yesterday.
As well as being Scotland’s Shame, Sky Sports takes their actions to a far bigger audience.
No statements came out of Ibrox yesterday.
A Rangers fan has been jailed for a year after throwing a bottle at a Celtic physiotherapist during an Old Firm game. pic.twitter.com/ebKZlWcOsr
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) March 29, 2023
A notice of complaint has been issued against Rangers Women’s coach Craig McPherson following the apparent headbutt on Celtic boss Fran Alonso at the Old Firm game on Monday. pic.twitter.com/JImhNzDZzm
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) March 29, 2023