MEMBERS of the Celtic ultras group the Green Brigade have filmed themselves breaking into a railway depot and covering trains with graffiti.
The video footage, which was shared on social media earlier this afternoon, shows several fans making their way through wire mesh fencing and running along the tracks before using cans of spray paint on idle ScotRail carriages.
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Around a dozen supporters teamed up for the stunt, clad in either black or green, white and orange balaclavas.
Keen to cover up his tracks, one fan even wore plastic bags over his trainers.
The video, shared by North Curve Celtic, begins by following the group of fans as they used bolt cutters to force their way through the wire.
They then continue down the tracks and start to plaster empty trains with Celtic-themed graffiti.
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The group then posed on an overhead bridge.
Later in the clip, members of the group are seen running through the streets of Glasgow and the video ends with a shot of Celtic Park and a graphic which reads “Our Dear Green Place”, in reference to the city‘s nickname.
Accompanying the video, posted on Twitter (now X.com) was the caption: “Green Brigade Graff Crew – Our Dear Green Place.
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Last week, the same account shared pictures of more graffiti this time in reference to the Celtic support’s stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The words “Save Gaza” were spray painted onto the wall of an underground walkway.
The account also reshared a video from 2020 that gained notoriety when members of the Celtic ultras group honoured George Floyd, Sheku Bayo and Rosa Parks at the height of the Black Lives Matter movement by placing alternative names on famous Glasgow streets.
Meanwhile, former Rangers, Hearts and Kilmarnock striker Kyle Lafferty is embroiled in another sectarian video storm.
This time though, he is on the receiving end of the abusive slur.
Lafferty was sent home whilst on international duty with Northern Ireland after footage emerged of him abusing a supporter who said “Up the Celts” whilst posing next to the footballer in a nightclub.
A video on social media overnight showed Lafferty standing with a troll who said “F*** the huns”, in an attempt to goad him.
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