Mjallby: No option but to suspend fans

Celtic assistant manager Johan Mjallby insists the club had no option but to take action against the fans whose behaviour marred last Friday night’s win over Motherwell.

Mjallby: No option but to suspend fans
Wed, 11 Dec, 2013 - 00:00

The Parkhead outfit suspended 128 fans from their games and relocated 250 season-ticket holders following damage caused to seats at Fir Park.

Smoke bombs and flares were also thrown during Celtic’s 5-0 Scottish Premiership win.

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