Moment Celtic-daft Rod Stewart told ‘put your hands in your f*****g pockets’ by Hoops fans
SCOTS singing legend Sir Rod Stewart confronted the wrath of Celtic fans when he arrived for as we speak’s Old Firm conflict.
The Maggie May singer arrived in a chauffer-driven black individuals provider with an entourage and was heckled by Hoops fans exterior Parkhead.
Sir Rod may be seen in the footage getting out of the automobile, flanked by his mannequin son Alastair, 20.
Fans then start shouting abuse on the 81-year-old rocker as he makes his method via the gates.
One fan yells: “Hoy Rod, did you pay for your tickets? Maybe it’s time you put your hands in your f****** pockets.”
Someone else is then heard shouting: “The man’s a Tory anyway.”
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Rod and friends seemingly ignored the abuse and headed into the sport, which noticed his beloved Parkhead aspect clinch to a 3-1 win.
Earlier this month we told how the music icon had condemned the “archaic” habits of supporters following the Scottish Cup quarter-final between the 2 golf equipment at Ibrox in March, which Celtic won on penalties.
Both units of fans invaded the pitch in the aftermath of the match, resulting in violent scenes which Police Scotland described as “despicable” and “shameful”.
The fallout from the tie has led to an ongoing row over tickets between the 2 golf equipment.
In a video filmed at his dwelling fitness center which is adorned with Celtic strips and scarves, Stewart stated: “As you realize I journey everywhere in the world doing live shows and there loads of Celtic supporters in the gang with their shirts on.
“A number of them ask me, ‘Rod what occurred at Ibrox in the cup match with all the difficulty?’ I say, ‘I do not know, I’ve bought no excuses in any way.’
“I discover that habits considerably archaic these days.
“What I’m making an attempt to say is with the Old Firm developing – and I shall be up there for that recreation – let’s attempt to pull collectively and behave ourselves.
“The one factor I miss is having 10,000 or 15,000 Rangers supporters in there. Also I’m positive at Ibrox the ambiance isn’t what it was with no Celtic supporters.
“So let’s really come together. Whoever wins this league, good luck to you, but please let’s make a united effort.”
