Steven Gerrard insists he will not let bigots get under his skin after the Rangers boss became the latest manager to be the target of sectarian abuse.Gerrard, the former Liverpool and England captain, was faced with cries of ‘sad orange b******s during Wednesday night’s Scottish Cup defeat by Aberdeen.
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Rangers boss Steven Gerrard will not let bigots get to him after being subjected to sectarian chants during his side's defeat to Aberdeen. Police are investigating the claims which took place
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard shrugs off sectarian abuse
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard will not let bigots get to him after being subjected to sectarian chants during his side's defeat to Aberdeen.. Police are investigating the claims which took place during the Scottish Cup quarter-final replay at Ibrox as Rangers crashed out of the competition.
Gerrard shrugs off sectarian abuse - UK News Desk
Gerrard shrugs off abuse from spectators insists he will not let the bigots get under his skin after becoming the latest manager in Scotland to be faced with sectarian chants. The Rangers boss
Gerrard shrugs off secterian chants | FollowFollow.com
Gerrard won't give a shit about the chants, he probably finds them laughable, funny and it will spur him on even more. Like he said, he's had them aimed at him all his playing career and it only made him more determined. That's not the points though, yet more sectarian abuse aimed at Rangers and not a peep.
Gerrard shrugs off abuse from spectators | ClubCall.com
Steven Gerrard: Rangers manager shrugs off abuse as police investigate sectarian chants There were cries of 'sad orange b******' directed at Gerrard during Rangers' midweek defeat by Aberdeen By
Steven Gerrard: Rangers manager shrugs off abuse as police
Steven Gerrard insists he will not let the bigots get under his skin after becoming the latest manager in Scotland to be faced with sectarian chants. The Rangers boss was faced with cries of "sad orange b ** '' during Wednesday night's William Hill Scottish Cup clash with Aberdeen.
Gerrard shrugs off abuse from spectators | FourFourTwo
Steven Gerrard: Rangers manager shrugs off abuse as police
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard will not let bigots get to him after being subjected to sectarian chants during his side's defeat to Aberdeen.. Police are investigating the claims which took place during the Scottish Cup quarter-final replay at Ibrox as Rangers crashed out of the competition.
Gerrard shrugs off abuse from spectators - Evening Express
Steven Gerrard insists he will not let bigots get under his skin after the Rangers boss became the latest manager to be the target of sectarian abuse. Gerrard, the former Liverpool and England captain, was faced with cries of 'sad orange b*****s during Wednesday night's Scottish Cup defeat by Aberdeen.
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard shrugs off sectarian abuse
Gerrard shrugs off abuse from spectators Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has shrugged off the sectarian chants aimed at him by the Aberdeen support (Graham Stuart/PA) in Scotland to be
Gerrard shrugs off sectarian abuse from spectators | Football
Steven Gerrard insists he will not let the bigots get under his skin after becoming the latest manager in Scotland to be faced with sectarian chants. The Rangers boss was faced with cries of
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