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... fight in Glasgow city centre.

 

THE violence comes as pro-Palestinian protesters hold a demo outside Parkhead as Celtic take on the Israeli champions Hapoel Be'er Sheva.

 

SHOCKING footage has emerged showing thugs – some wearing Rangers tops and some who are supporters of the Palestinian cause – battling in Glasgow city centre today.

 

The video shows a man draped in a Palestinian flag in a clash with a number of men outside Central Station.

 

The video is believed to have been shot just hours before Celtic took on Israeli side Hapoel Be'er Sheva at Parkhead in the Champions League.

 

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Tensions were raised in the city ahead of the match with pro-Palestinian protesters holding a demonstration outside Celtic Park before the game.

 

Israeli fans heading to the match were greeted by the sight of Palestine flags outside the stadium with people handing out leaflets highlighting their desire for a Palestinian state.

 

Many Celtic fans are sympathetic to their cause and Palestinian flags are often seen being waved by fans within Parkhead while some Rangers fans often show their support for the State of Israel by waving the Star of David at games.

 

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UEFA take a firm line on supporters making political statements inside stadiums and Celtic have been fined before due to their fans stepping over the line.

 

A number of supporters waved Palestinian flags inside Parkhead during the match with Hapeol and the club could now once again be sanctioned by UEFA.

 

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/watch-thugs--wearing-rangers-8652799

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Who was the journo(loose term) that wrote that?? Star of David at Ibrox?? Clutching at straws as they know uefa will hammer them.

 

 

20:44, 17 Aug 2016

Updated 20:44, 17 Aug 2016

By Record Reporter

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I'd ban the DR for another false story based on a twitter video that shows next to nothing. Meanwhile ...

 

Celtic could face Uefa sanctions over Palestine flags

 

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Celtic could face fresh sanctions from Uefa after fans displayed Palestinian flags inside the stadium last night during the Champions League play-off with Hapoel Beer-Sheva.

 

Waving of the flags, done as a protest against Israel, is in defiance of disciplinary regulations laid down by European football’s governing body.

 

If included in the report from Uefa’s match delegate it is likely to incur further punishment to add to fines totalling more than £190,000 imposed on Celtic for supporter misconduct on 11 previous occasions since 2007.

 

Celtic defeated the Israeli champions by five goals to two and will be heavily favoured to reach the Champions League group stages following next Tuesday’s second leg.

 

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/football/teams/celtic/celtic-could-face-uefa-sanctions-over-palestine-flags-1-4206067

 

They knew in advance that this would happen. They could have done quite a bit to stop it, but failed to do so.

 

Over to you, UEFA!

 

BTW, something like that does not get into the ground without approval of the stewards et al ...

 

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