Stan Collymore

STAN COLLYMORE today demanded Rangers are pulled off the telly if their fans continue to belt out sectarian songs.

And the ouspoken pundit insists he doesn’t care if he is binned by broadcasters so long as Rangers are hammered for it.

Controversial Collymore has backed a petition that calls for the end of "Fxnian blood" chants which were heard most recently at the QTS Scottish League Cup semi-final between the Ibrox club and Celtic on February 1.

The SPFL earlier this week revealed no action will be taken against either club for the shameful scenes that also included an offensive banner in the Hoops end.

But Collymore, a self-proclaimed anti-fascist – is demanding more is done and is backing a petition against sectarian chanting.

Rangers fans have in turn called for BT Sport – who show Gers games – and TalkSport pundit Collymore to be sacked for singling out their club and not Celtic too.

The former Liverpool striker said on Twitter this afternoon: "I’m thinking about starting a petition to boycott broadcasting football clubs support who sings about Fxnian Blood. Will YOU support me?

"I’ll make sure the question will be not whether I’m employed on TV. It’ll be highlighting “Fxnian blood" everywhere I go to sponsors and stations.

There’s many of you Rangers fans, there’s only one of me but I’ll take your hypocrisy head on, all of you."

The 'Sectarian chanting is illegal. Demeaning' petition, created by John Smith of Cannock, Staffs, has been signed by over 900 people so far.

There were 12 arrests made for sectarian offences at Hampden during the long-awaited first derby showdown in almost three years.

But League bosses decided the clubs should not face punishment as they had done all they could to ensure their supporters behaved on the day.

Feck aff ya tube!

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