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The hero of the Hoops had been working at Sunday’s derby match at Ibrox.

Chris Sutton said that after the Old Firm game, he went into a bar full of Rangers supporters and felt he was going to be “lynched”.

The Celtic hero co-commented during Sunday’s pivotal match, which resulted in a 3-3 draw with a great deal of back-and-forth. The game was plenty of action, including VAR interventions and penalties. Towards the end, the Hoops believed they had won thanks to Adam Idah in stoppage time, but Rabbi Matondo leveled the score.

Sutton was excited to witness the big game between title-chasing Liverpool and rival Manchester United when he finished working on the game. He enjoys going to the hotel bar for coffee.also to watch football, though he didn’t anticipate there would be a lot of Gers in it this time. “I went to a hotel around the corner from Ibrox after Celtic-Rangers, and there were hundreds of Rangers fans, and I just had to get out,” the Englishman said to BBC 5 Live Sport.

“They were putting the scarves on my shoulder and things and I thought ‘sod this, I need to get out of here.'”He said, “I can’t help where the BBC is stationed in Glasgow,” in response to host Mark Chapman’s question about why he chose to visit a bar close to Ibrox. I frequently watch football at this hotel since they have beautiful large TVs.

Regretfully, there were perhaps 600 Rangers supporters in the vicinity. I became uneasy. While some of them were rather friendly, I felt like I might be lynched when I went to the bathroom.”

At that point, Sutton said, “I did think that and then I quickly thought ‘this probably isn’t a good idea.'” Chapman persisted in questioning him about why he believed it was a good idea.

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