SPL: Football fans "too drunk to fly"

A plane full of football fans bound for Belfast have been left behind at Glasgow Airport for being too drunk to fly.

Mon, 01 Oct, 2001 - 13:39

A plane full of football fans bound for Belfast have been left behind at Glasgow Airport for being too drunk to fly.

More than 100 Celtic and Rangers fans were due to catch the Easyjet flight back to Belfast after yesterday's Old Firm derby but the pilot took off without them.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Glasgow Airport Event: Old Firm derby Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Rangers Organisation: EasyJet

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