Andy Halliday has referred to as for Rangers to dish out extreme punishments to the followers who lobbed glass bottles onto the pitch.
The second half of the powderkeg conflict with Celtic was delayed by three minutes after Joe Hart alerted Willie Collum and stewards that his objective mouth was lined in shards.
The unsettling pictures had been being beamed throughout Britain with the highest of the desk conflict being proven on Sky Sports activities foremost occasion.
And one other incident got here to mild at full-time as a member of the Celtic employees was hit with a bottle in the course of the derby conflict.
Police Scotland have launched an investigation into the incident and Rangers have said they're reviewing stadium CCTV to seek out the culprits.
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Former Rangers star Halliday did not maintain again on the supporters who put a number of gamers, fellow followers and employees at risk.
When it was put to him that throwing the bottle was silly and unsafe on Clyde 1 Superscoreboard, Halliday stated: "Yeah, and the protection of the gamers.
"The gamers are on the pitch attempting to do their job, they should not have to fret about being struck by a glass bottle.
"If that makes contact with a participant or Joe Hart would not see any items of glass earlier than the second half and dives on it, it could trigger critical damage.
"Rangers have to help Police Scotland and examine, and the punishment should not be mild."