Shocking footage has emerged online appearing to show the men chanting about the Scotland skipper in Vilnius, just hours after England beat Lithuania 1 - 0
THIS is the shameful moment yobs were filmed calling Celtic and Scotland midfielder Scott Brown a "paedophile" and chanting he's "got McCann", in a Lithuanian pub.
The vile footage was posted on Twitter on Monday morning, just hours after Scotland crashed out of contention for the World Cup, and has since gone viral.
Shared on social media by England football fan Reece Turner, whose profile description reads "follow England away", the clip has now racked up almost 2,000 likes and retweets.
It was shared with the caption: "Scott Brown's got McCann," which is believed to be a reference to missing Madeleine McCann.
The video shows a large group of men drinking and chanting the slur while standing on a table.
One punter replied to the clip saying: "hahahaha howling".
While another said: "ahahahaha".
Another social media user shared the video, saying it was an "England chant."
They said: "New England chant is funny but naughty Scott Brown's got McCann In his transit van He's a paedophile."
Other Twitter users called for the clip to be taken down.
One said: "I'm aww for bad songs about c**** but this isn't remotely good at all man delete delete."
The video was tagged in Vilnius in Lithuania.
England were in the city to play the hosts in their final World Cup qualifier on Sunday night.
Gareth Southgate's side ran out 1 - 0 winners after a Harry Kane penalty.
The clip emerged just hours after Scotland crashed out of contention for the tournament in Russia next year.
Brown, who came out of retirement to face England in the qualifiers, .
We told you yesterday how Madeleine McCann's parents have been bombarded with hate mail from trolls in the wake of police being given
The official website set up to find Maddie, endorsed by Kate and Gerry, posted earlier this week: “We’ve been barraged with hate via Facebook.”
Maddie’ parents begged trolls to stop plaguing them with vile abuse only two months ago saying it was “so awful and upsetting.”
It subsided but flared up just days after the Home Office announced it was handing Scotland Yard an additional £154,000 to keep the hunt for the missing youngster going for the next six months.
We pay for your stories and videos! Do you have a story or video for The Scottish Sun Online? Email us at [email protected] or call 0141 420 5266
