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THERE is little risk in a planned march of Rangers fans from Ibrox to George Square at the weekend, according to a top public health expert. Professor Hugh Pennington thinks there is nothing to worry about in terms of increasing Covid infections as a result of Light Blues supporters taking to the streets as their club lifts the trophy on Saturday. “You can’t say that it is no-risk,” said the emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University. “But it is very low-risk. “As long as it’s properly managed and there isn’t a lot of hugging it should be okay.

A spokesman said: “Any large-scale gathering like this would be irresponsible and a potential threat to public health. “At this crucial stage of suppressing the virus, groups of people gathering together for whatever purpose jeopardises public safety and we strongly urge Rangers fans wishing to celebrate to do so responsibly, and in line with the restrictions in place. “The Justice Secretary recently met with representatives from Rangers Football Club, Glasgow City Council and Police Scotland to discuss the situation and we are grateful for their continued support as we work toget...

RANGERS fans have been fired a warning against marching to celebrate trophy day by the city's top cop.  Fans are planning to walk from Ibrox, along Govan Road to George Square this Saturday to celebrate their side lifting the Scottish Premiership cup.  READ MORE: 'Ourworld fell apart': Family speaks out about Pollok dad’s suicide as we put the spotlight on mental health The Union Bears shared the plans on their social media today after the club clinched their 55th cup victory, their first big win in 10 year's time.  But Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, above, the divisional ...

Rangers fans warned ahead of planned trophy day celebrations POLICE have warned Rangers fans against marching to celebrate trophy day. Fans are planning to walk from Ibrox, along Govan Road to George Square this Saturday to celebrate their side lifting the Scottish Premiership cup.  The Union Bears shared the plans on their social media today after the club clinched their 55th cup victory, their first big win in 10 year's time.  But Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, the divisional commander for Greater Glasgow warned supporters of the club not to take part.  He said: "Under...

A statement from the group reads: “We are unable to confirm an exact time but we will be outside Ibrox after the match and once the trophy has been lifted, we will make our way to Govan Road/across from the Louden Tavern at Kinning Park. “We would ask all supporters wishing to take part in the march to keep an eye out for members of the group outside Ibrox who will indicate when we are ready to head to the meeting point to begin the march." In March, fans faced criticism after gathering at Ibrox and George Square to celebrate the club's Scottish Premiership success.