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Viljami Sinisalo Speaks Out About Disgusting Behavior at Ibrox
Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo has revealed the disturbing extent of abuse he faced during the Old Firm match against Rangers at Ibrox last weekend. Sinisalo claims that “30 to 40 objects” were thrown at him, including bottles, lighters, vapes, coins and mugs.

The Incident
The incident occurred during the 1-1 draw between Celtic and Rangers, with Sinisalo being struck on the leg by one of the objects. The goalkeeper expressed his concern about the potential consequences of such behavior, stating, “When you think of it, let’s say that glass bottle on the pitch hits me or hits someone else, what happens then? What if it hits you in the eye and you can’t play football after that?”

Rangers’ Reaction
Rangers interim head coach Barry Ferguson has condemned the behavior, stating, “You don’t want to see things like that happen. I’ve been honest with you when bottles come on. That’s something that I don’t like to see.” Ferguson also emphasized the importance of maintaining a safe environment for fans, hoping that the incident won’t lead to restrictions on away supporters ¹.

Previous Incidents
This is not the first time objects have been thrown during Old Firm matches. In January, Celtic midfielder Arne Engels was struck in the face with a coin thrown from the stand. Similarly, Joe Hart and staff members have been hit in the past. Sinisalo’s experience highlights the ongoing issue of fan behavior in Scottish football ².

Call to Action
Sinisalo believes that action is needed to address this issue, but acknowledges that it’s up to the authorities and the club to decide what measures to take. He stated, “I don’t know how people identify who it is because there’s a lot of people obviously throwing them. I’m talking 30, 40 objects here that was on the pitch. It’s not just one individual.”

Conclusion
The incident has sparked widespread concern, with many calling for stricter measures to prevent such behavior in the future. As the investigation into the incident continues, fans and players alike are hoping for a safer and more respectful environment at future matches ¹.