Rangers' historic day is marred by songs of 'hate and ignorance'
THE Catholic Church last night condemned Rangers fans for promoting "poisonous bigotry" after sectarian chants and songs marred the team's first match following the club being put into administration.
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Despite repeated efforts to stamp out the problem in recent years, anti-Catholic abuse was repeatedly heard on the terraces during yesterday's game against Kilmarnock.
Chants of "F****n b******s" were heard during the first half of the match, followed by a rendition of the loyalist song The Billy Boys, which has been banned by Uefa for the line "we're up to our knees in F****n blood".
