Supporters visiting the West Stand concourse ahead of the match were able to enter via Gate WS57/58 to enjoy the facilities until 1pm. The area was then cleared, with supporters able to re-enter the stadium via turnstiles as normal from 1:30pm. Currently, our vodka flavours correspond to team colours. We don't currently offer different flavours in different bottles, however we may offer this in the future. Andrew said: “We’ve done trips to Barcelona and Valencia before and this is right up there as an away destination. It’s a fantastic place and I’m not that bothered about talk about violence from Lazio fans.

The independent Review of Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football was commissioned by the Scottish Football Association Board to examine what was known about abuse in Scottish football in the past and what actions were taken as a result. The alcohol ban has been in place since 1985, when the English game was beset by hooliganism, but the potential return was included as one of the recommendations from the Crouch report. However, speaking at a Parliamentary hearing into safety at major sporting events, Chief Constable of Cheshire Constabulary Mark Roberts, who serves as the national lead for football policing, voiced his strong opposition to changes in the current law. Spotlight told the Scottish Daily Express: "Victims of child sexual abuse and their families continue to suffer long after the abuse has stopped. The Celtic Paedophile Ring scandal is much bigger than anyone knows. Read More Related Articles

It was the same feeling I got when we beat Barcelona. I just had a wee feeling, a tingle. I just felt that we had beat them a couple of weeks ago and we could do it again.

The group says it has identified a staggering 80 abuse survivors but believes the true number could be much higher, with potentially hundreds more victims yet to come forward.Once you get the goal, the belief starts flooding in. Of course, you've got 10,000 Celtic fans behind the goal going bananas. Spotlight is demanding that the Scottish Government 'do the right thing' and open an independent inquiry into the abuse in Scottish football - something they have refused to do. Paul said: “We went to the Vatican in the morning and we saw the Pope at quite close quarters, which was a great opportunity.