POLICE SCOTLAND have today put out a statement on social media revealing they’re looking into an alleged incident regarding Rangers PLAYERS and STAFF celebrating on Saturday evening.
This pertains to a video of the Rangers staff and players partying on Saturday; during Neil Diamond’s famous Sweet Caroline, the police are investigating potential audible ‘F*** the pope’ chants.
This is something we’ve heard groups of Rangers fans singing in the past to this song and if people within Ibrox have found to be partaking in sectarian chanting, then something must be done.
Police Scotland have sent this message on social media.
We are aware of a video circulating on social media apparently showing Rangers players using sectarian language while celebrating on Saturday. We are assessing its contents and will liaise with the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service as part of our enquiries.
— Police Scotland (@PoliceScotland) May 17, 2021
It’s a sorry state of affairs.
Glasgow was shamed on Saturday night as yobs trashed the city, vandalised shops and battered each other.
The incredible thing is, they were supposed to be celebrating and in a jubilant mood.
It’s clear a large portion of the people who were out on Saturday spread anti-catholic rhetoric throughout the city.
Politicians have come out and condemned and vowed to bring those accountable to justice.
We await the Police verdict on the Rangers official party.
