Their team naturally had celebrations at ibrox to celebrate winning the SPFL convincingly this week. They went undefeated in the league which is some achievement. And over the season they were easily the best team. While many would have been surprised at the selection of Gerrard as Manager of the Year - St Johnston on a shoe-string budget by comparison have won the League Cup and are in the Cup Final, there's no doubting that the The Rangers keeper McGregor has been a worthy winner of Player of the Year.
But, their team that rightly objected when they said Kamara had been a victim of racist abuse by a European opponent recently, were to be seen at a party within ibrox, loudly singing "add ons" to Sweet Caroline which included "F**k the Pope".
Now as you know I'm not really an organised religion kinda person, and yer man in Rome can see after himself, but methinks they won't be able to sweep this one under the carpet.
In the wake of the mayhem hundreds of their fans caused in Glasgow over the weekend, fighting each other, fighting police, public drinking and urinating, a lot of vandalism, shops having to shut etc it's unlikely that official Scotland will turn a blind eye for much longer.
Even the Covid regulations in Glasgow were completely ignored when thousands of their fans took to the streets and not a mask in sight.
Clubs can try distance themselves from outrageous behaviour of their fans, even fans who have a track record for this kind of violent misbehaviour, but it'll be difficult for even the SFA to turn a blind eye to what went on at the official team party within Ibrox.
But, their team that rightly objected when they said Kamara had been a victim of racist abuse by a European opponent recently, were to be seen at a party within ibrox, loudly singing "add ons" to Sweet Caroline which included "F**k the Pope".
Now as you know I'm not really an organised religion kinda person, and yer man in Rome can see after himself, but methinks they won't be able to sweep this one under the carpet.
In the wake of the mayhem hundreds of their fans caused in Glasgow over the weekend, fighting each other, fighting police, public drinking and urinating, a lot of vandalism, shops having to shut etc it's unlikely that official Scotland will turn a blind eye for much longer.
Even the Covid regulations in Glasgow were completely ignored when thousands of their fans took to the streets and not a mask in sight.
Clubs can try distance themselves from outrageous behaviour of their fans, even fans who have a track record for this kind of violent misbehaviour, but it'll be difficult for even the SFA to turn a blind eye to what went on at the official team party within Ibrox.