Two dhims plead guilty to vandalism of Ibrox - should Rangers send them the repair bill?

Ohhhh the naughty wee scamps, the only thing they are pumping anything into is the crack in an Ibrox fire door
 
bloodandfire said:
OLD FOAM DERBY

Two Celtic fans admit filling Ibrox shutter doors with expanding foam to stop Rangers fans entering stadium​


  • Alice Walker
  • Published: 16:13, 20 Mar 2023
  • Updated: 16:43, 20 Mar 2023
TWO men have admitted filling shutter doors of Ibrox Stadium with expanding foam before an Old Firm game.
Michael McKay, 23, of Johnstone, Renfrewshire, and Ryan Cross, 19, of Dunfermline, Fife, committed the crime on April 3 2022.
Ryan Cross at Glasgow Sheriff Court who pled guilty to gumming up the locks at Ibrox Stadium
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Ryan Cross at Glasgow Sheriff Court who pled guilty to gumming up the locks at Ibrox StadiumCredit: Mike Gibbons
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fat cunt looks like he has been eating expanding foam
 
For a club that they say died, they sure do put a lot of time, thought and effort into hating something that they insist doesn’t exist.
 
You do wonder the motive for trying to block up 26 fire exit doors? A long time student of all things rhabid may suggest the setting it on fire when full of supporters
 
adastra said:
What outstanding policing.. Pack of 60 youths turning up in vehicles in the dark of night when the roads are deserted, hundreds of yards from one of the most secure police stations in the UK and they nail 3 and one gets off.

No page after page of CCTV images of vehicles in the media and no press coverage on the minute by minute “countdown to violence”.
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Catching THREE out of SIXTY is truly pathetic. Even then, one abandoned by the Prosecution, so a success rate of about 3%.

Pathetic.
 
They both need their hole filled with expanding foam.

I take some Johnstone/Dunfermline know them.
 
The first one should be sentenced to a type 2 diabetes blood test and must attend slimming world for the next 6 months order!
 
DarthVader said:
Mentions they are Celtic fans in the headline but not in the article itself.

Watch the headline change over the next few hours.
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Pair admit Ibrox Stadium prank before Rangers v Celtic​


Glasgow Times headline . No mention in the article of which team they support.
Glasgow Live website similar.
 
I know it's dangerous to judge a book by its cover when it comes to these things but the fat fellow is definitely a Paedophile.
 
bloodandfire said:
OLD FOAM DERBY

Two Celtic fans admit filling Ibrox shutter doors with expanding foam to stop Rangers fans entering stadium​


  • Alice Walker
  • Published: 16:13, 20 Mar 2023
  • Updated: 16:43, 20 Mar 2023
TWO men have admitted filling shutter doors of Ibrox Stadium with expanding foam before an Old Firm game.
Michael McKay, 23, of Johnstone, Renfrewshire, and Ryan Cross, 19, of Dunfermline, Fife, committed the crime on April 3 2022.
Ryan Cross at Glasgow Sheriff Court who pled guilty to gumming up the locks at Ibrox Stadium
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Ryan Cross at Glasgow Sheriff Court who pled guilty to gumming up the locks at Ibrox StadiumCredit: Mike Gibbons
Michael McKay at Glasgow Sheriff Court
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Michael McKay at Glasgow Sheriff CourtCredit: Mike Gibbons
Rangers v Celtic: Expanding foam around the roller shutters at Ibrox
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Rangers v Celtic: Expanding foam around the roller shutters at IbroxCredit: Willie Vass

Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that 50 to 60 individuals in black clothing wearing balaclavas turned up at the stadium in the early hours of the morning in possession of the foam.

Prosecutor Redmond Harris said: "Both men were seen on CCTV to taking part in vandalising blue shutter doors of the stadium."

They put expandable foam around 26 blue doors.

Security contacted the police who attended as the group were leaving into nearby vehicles and making off.
Mr Harris said: "Cross was running in the direction of an unmarked police vehicle."

He was apprehended and found in possession of expandable foam."He was noted to have foam on his clothing and was wearing medical gloves."

A Silver Ford Fiesta was also found to contain McKay and two cans of the foam within.

He was also noted to have expandable foam on his clothing and he was arrested.
Mr Harris stated that he had no information on the cost of the damage.

The first offenders pled guilty to a single charge of malicious mischief.

Steven Breslin, 25, of Linwood, Renfrewshire, had his not guilty plea accepted by the Crown.

Isla Sinclair, defending both men, told the court: "This was entirely out of character and the behaviour was a one-off situation.

"It was an immature act which they both recognise would have serious consequences for them and present with a significant level of remorse.

"They are extremely ashamed with the way they have behaved."

University student McKay as well as Cross had their sentences deferred pending background reports until next month by Sheriff Bernard Ablett.

He said: "It seems that was some sort of concerted incident.
"It simply cannot be a coincidence that 60 people descended on Ibrox on that time - perhaps I can hear more about that on the next occasion."

The sheriff also deferred consideration of a football banning order and granted both bail meantime.
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The nick of that fat specky bastard.
 
OohAhHuistra said:
What a fat specky nonce
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