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Rangers instigate legal action against ‘certain individuals’ over baseless claims of sectarianism

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 The gloves have came off.

In what will be seen as a welcome move by the club’s vast diverse fanbase, Rangers have instigated legal action following baseless claims made in the wake of the player’s celebrations last weekend.

With a TikTok source from ‘WullieWan**er’, the claim was that Rangers players were chanting ‘FTP’ during a Sweet Caroline singalong.

Now Rangers have hit back.

The club communication read:

‘Rangers welcomes the outcome of the Police Scotland investigation into a video involving some of our players and staff.’

‘Whilst we were confident that no criminality took place, we recognised that we had a duty to assist Police. Furthermore, given some of the attempts to spread false narratives, we had to protect the reputation of individuals involved.’

‘This is a stark reminder to those in senior positions within society who should be cognisant of their influence, responsibility and the consequences of their actions on others.’

‘We can confirm that we have initiated legal proceedings against certain individuals for comments made this week.’

Given that high ranking, elected SNP politicians such as James Dornan and Humza Yousaf spoke out and made comments online, diving in head first with serious accusations, there will be a few people feeling very twitchy right now.

Another on the list of shame, was journalist David MacDougall who created a pile-on, on top of racism victim Glen Kamara with his nonsensical, ambiguous tweet.

The tweet below was RT’d by James Dornan,

We welcome the case.

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