| Comment | Of course it's a minority.
I wasn't there yesterday and regardless of Covid, Crowds aren't something I like being part of. But I did go to Manchester in 2008, I seen folk smashing bus stops, and one guy put a bin through a window. there was 200,000 fans there, the VAST majority were just drunken fans.
I don't get what rangers can do to set an example ? If they pay for the clean up the thought process in future will be that of 'clubs will pay for the clean up, so fuck it' and other clubs will end up following suit, so it doesn't get rid of a problem at all.
I think the best course of action is for the club to find out who the people are, not sure of the logistics behind finding out who, and banning anyone who was violent towards anyone, destroyed anything whether it be a bench, jumping in bushes at the cenotaph or volleying bins down the street. and not a token ban, a proper 'your banned from Ibrox for xx years'
The club could have came out and gave the most threatening warning to people on why not to attend a march, and they'd still have done it. they need to act to make a point. |
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