Indignant Kris Commons has condemned the Rangers supporters who launched the bottles that injured a Celtic workers member and endangered Joe Hart.
The previous Parkhead star believes there may be an part of the Ibrox assist who "have completely no class in any way".
And Commons claims a bit of the Rangers fanbase play the "sufferer card" - one thing he believes has change into prevalent since 2012.
The 38-year-old was left shocked by the the flashpoints on a day Ange Postecoglou's roared to a 2-1 win at Ibrox and stretch their result in six factors atop the Scottish Premiership.
However Commons believes the larger story is the harrowing incidents that confirmed the ugly aspect of the attractive sport in Scotland and he insists lifetime bans are so as.
Talking in his Each day Mail column, he stated: "A lunchtime title showdown between the Glasgow rivals, it should have been watched by tens of millions upon tens of millions of individuals in all corners of the globe.
"But, with the eyes of the watching world fastened upon occasions at Ibrox, Scottish soccer's premier fixture showcased its ugly underbelly.
Signal as much as our File Sport publication
Get all the most recent Sports activities information despatched straight to your Inbox every single day by signing as much as our publication.
We cowl each morsel of data concerning your favorite membership within the type of articles, movies and podcasts.
The publication will arrive every single day at 12pm, providing you with a spherical up of one of the best tales we have lined that within the final 24 hours.
To enroll, merely enter your e mail deal with into the hyperlink right here.
And for those who aren't already, be sure to be part of the dialog over on our Fb teams and File Sport Instagram.
"We have got Rangers followers to thank for that. These missiles which pelted Joe Hart's penalty field and a Celtic member of workers have been fairly clearly thrown from sections of the stadium housing residence supporters.
"Rangers have merely received to seek out the culprits and ban them for all times. Critically, what kind of fool goes to a soccer match and thinks it is a good suggestion to throw bottles on to the pitch?
"I am not satisfied a glass bottle would really smash on a grass pitch except it was thrown from a very extraordinary peak.
"So, except it shattered off a goalpost, you have to contemplate the chance that somebody has gone to Ibrox yesterday with a damaged glass bottle of their pocket, with the intention of throwing the shards on to the pitch.
"Rangers followers cannot behave themselves at one of the best of occasions. They went right down to Manchester in 2008 for the UEFA Cup ultimate and induced mayhem.
"Then, after successful the title final yr, they turned George Sq. right into a riot zone. And these have been presupposed to be the nice occasions?
"Rangers followers have a chip on their shoulders from the monetary meltdown of 2012. They're very fast to play the sufferer card and appear to suppose the remainder of the soccer world owes them a favour.
"Or that they will get away with blue homicide and do no matter they please with none consequence. Now, admittedly, it might be mistaken to tar all of them with the identical brush.
"A few my closest associates are Rangers followers and we've nice banter collectively. It is all good-natured, knockabout stuff.
"However there may be one other aspect to a bit of the Rangers assist who're, frankly, a shame. They've completely no class in any way.
"You may additionally see fairly clearly on the TV cameras that Celtic winger Jota was having cash thrown at him as he went to take a nook.
"I do know what that appears like. After making the transfer from Nottingham Forest to Derby, I used to be pelted with abuse from Forest followers.
"In a single sport, I keep in mind having a steel cigarette lighter thrown at me as I went to take a nook. It missed my head by a matter of inches.
"It might have blinded me or knocked me out. You've got no concept what kind of injury that kind of missile might do if it hits you.
"Within the curiosity of steadiness, let me be clear on this. Celtic have their very own points on this space. The Inexperienced Brigade have stained the membership's repute at numerous factors in recent times.
"However for somebody to deliberately throw a bottle or damaged glass on to a soccer pitch? Come on, that is absolutely a brand new low. That is really worse than what we noticed at George Sq. final yr. It is now as much as Rangers to interact with police to make sure the culprits by no means once more set foot inside a soccer stadium."