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A RANGERS fan who allegedly sang a racist song during the team's title celebrations will stand trial on Christmas Eve.
Shelby Hennessey is alleged to have chanted the song near Ibrox Stadium on May 15, 2021.
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Rangers fans celebrated the team's title win outside Ibrox in MayCredit: AFP
Hundreds of jubilant Gers fans gathered at the grounds to party after the club's Scottish Premiership title win.
Prosecutors claim the 28-year-old behaved in a threatening or abusive manner which would cause a reasonable person to suffer fear or alarm.
The charge alleges Hennessey sang a song which contained "racially offensive lyrics".
It is stated that the alleged offence was racially aggravated.
Hennessy pleaded not guilty to the charge at a hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court today.
Prosecutor Monique Cooney said: "There is no opposition to bail and there will be no special conditions set.
"The Crown seeks trial dates."
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Kevin Corr, defending, said: "Bail on the standard conditions will be accepted."
A pre-trial hearing was fixed for November while the trial was set for December 24.
Hennessey, of the city's Cranhill, was granted bail meantime.
Shelby Hennessey is alleged to have chanted the song near Ibrox Stadium on May 15, 2021.
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Rangers fans celebrated the team's title win outside Ibrox in MayCredit: AFP
Hundreds of jubilant Gers fans gathered at the grounds to party after the club's Scottish Premiership title win.
Prosecutors claim the 28-year-old behaved in a threatening or abusive manner which would cause a reasonable person to suffer fear or alarm.
The charge alleges Hennessey sang a song which contained "racially offensive lyrics".
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It is stated that the alleged offence was racially aggravated.
Hennessy pleaded not guilty to the charge at a hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court today.
Prosecutor Monique Cooney said: "There is no opposition to bail and there will be no special conditions set.
"The Crown seeks trial dates."
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Kevin Corr, defending, said: "Bail on the standard conditions will be accepted."
A pre-trial hearing was fixed for November while the trial was set for December 24.
Hennessey, of the city's Cranhill, was granted bail meantime.