Mckay

I've never been offended by any songs or chants, but when it's patently obvious that certain songs/chants have been deemed to be legally offensive, why the fuck can't certain sections of our support not see that at some point they will be targeted by the polis for uttering said songs/chants? Call me naive, but warnings are fucking warnings.

I ain't offended by anything really, i just get annoyed at stupidity that might land the club in trouble.

We have more than enough songs to sing that glorify out outstanding history instead of singing these songs that you know fine well will one day land you with a fine, banned from Ibrox or even jailed.

Judging by the various accounts by posters on this thread about what MAY have been the cause of the bother it appears nobody is in a position to be 100% certain of what actually happened.
As for the singing, I'm certain that some of the (parts of) songs tonight were considered inappropriate by the police under the anti-sectarian legislation now in place. If some fans were being arrested for that they can hardly complain. It is too late to change things now. Salmond was determined to introduce laws to win the catholic vote.
If people want to sing the old songs which are now banned then don't do it at Rangers games and don't wear Rangers scarves or tops.
I'm sick of idiots with "I'll sing what I like" mentality. Waken up and smell the coffee, you can't sing these words in public, it's illegal.