Mindless minority ruin minute’s silence for Ibrox disaster as sick shout of ‘I hope you die’ is heard
The tribute was held for the 66 Rangers fans who died in 1971 but it was broken by a minority of supporters
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A SECTION of mindless morons broke a minute's silence for the Ibrox disaster with one shouting "I hope you die".
The tribute was held to remember the 66 fans who died on January 2, 1971.
The shout was heard as the poignant tribute was nearing an end just seconds before kick-off.
It is not known what section of the ground the chant came from.
Andy Halliday was seen shaking his head as the observation was disrupted.
The vast majority of fans perfectly observed the silence but the tribute was ruined by a tiny minority.
John Greig led the tributes earlier today when he laid a wreath outside Ibrox.
He was joined by Celtic chairman Ian Bankier, who also had a floral tribute.
We told yesterday how.
He said: "My message to supporters would be to observe the silence.
“Remember those who died and pay the people involved the respect they deserve.
"Something like the Ibrox disaster brings you down to earth and I am sure the fans will remember that.”
The Hoops went on to 2-1 thanks to goals from and .
had opened the scoring for the Light Blues before they were pegged back.
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