CHRIS SUTTON did not hold back when the topic of sectarianism came up on the BT Panel this evening.
The former Celtic striker recalls the advice given to him when he first signed for the Parkhead club back under Martin O’Neill and how that affected his children.
Sutton also revealed he advised his son not to go to University in Scotland because of the baggage which would come along with being Chris Sutton’s son.
The former striker was very candid and believes nothing will change until a real shift in the way it is policed.
"I was told to send my kids to a Catholic school to get an easier ride of it.
"I advised my son not to go to university in Scotland.
"It isn't just the West of Scotland, it's the whole of Scotland."@chris_sutton73 insists sectarianism must be dealt with better. pic.twitter.com/OVpuhWC0Wu
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We have to be very careful when we hand the police any extra powers to deal with such problems as we seen from the Offensive behaviour act, it targeted innocent match going fans and caused a lot of distress for individuals and families.
Sutton is correct that this problem goes beyond the West of Scotland.
The debate is hot right now after Steve Clarke called out bigots in the stands at Ibrox after a Scottish Cup tie.
