RAGING Celtic fans took their anti-board protests up a level today as they caused a three-minute delay to their team’s game against Dundee by throwing BALLS and ORANGES onto the pitch.
Hoops supporters have been voicing growing discontent with the club’s hierarchy in recent months.
Several banners taking aim at the blazers have been displayed at Celtic Park, with a silent protest taking place at some matches too.
Today saw Brendan Rodgers and his men take on Dundee but a ball hadn’t been kicked in anger before the game was stopped.
Just after kick-off was taken, the travelling fans started lobbing everthing from from tennis balls to tiny bouncy balls and even ORANGES onto the pitch from the Bob Shankly Stand at Dens Park.
Players from both teams were forced to step in and try and clear the area.
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A banner was unfurled that read: “Your incompetence is clear. Resign.”
Chants of sack the board were also heard as players and groundstaff teamed up to move the balls off of the pitch amid the bizarre scenes.
More to follow.
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