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A VILE clip appearing to show a Rangers fan calling a Macedonian boy "p**i" and shouting "white power" has led supporters to call for him to be banned by the Ibrox club.
Clips emerged on social media ahead of Steven Gerrard's side's Europa League .
The videos appear to show one Scot pointing at a row of young children - calling them a "mistake" one by one.
The clip also features the caption "F**k the beggars - white power".
After going down the row, the man goes back to the young lad in the Gucci top and says: “F*** the p***s.
"White power ya f*****g dafty.”
While the clip has since been deleted form social media, it was viewed over 156,000 times since it appeared on Tuesday evening.
And in another video, one lad from the earlier video, who has a Rangers sticker on his T-Shirt, shouts "f**k the Pope."
People can be heard cheering from behind the camera after the bigoted phrase is shouted out.
A host of Rangers fans have since slammed the sick clips after they did the rounds on Twitter.
And some are calling for whoever is responsible to be banned from attending games.
One said: "I call on any rangers supporter who knows that racist scumbag who was verbally abusing those kids in Macedonia to name and shame them and get them a lifetime ban from following us get this scumbag out of our club."
Meanwhile another posted: "We need to find this Rangers fan who racially abused those kids in Macedonia and make sure he never sets foot in Ibrox again.
"I think crowdfunding for a trip to Ibrox for the kid and father should be a must!"
And one commented: "That video of the Rangers "fan" abusing the children in Macedonia is horrendous.
"I hope the club ban him from all future games."
Both Rangers and club supporters liaison officer Greg Marshall have been approached for comment by the Scottish Sun.
The Ibrox side made progress in Europe last night after a .
Steven Gerrard's side made it through to the next round 2 - 0 on aggregate.
