Ross County condemn jeers during Saturday’s silence
Ross County said they were shocked by the behavior of a small group of fans during a minute’s silence in Dingwall on Saturday.
Jeering and several flares erupted from the prison stands ahead of their Scottish Cup fourth round home clash with Livingston.
A moment of silence to express condolences Former Scotland, Manchester United and Manchester City striker Denis Law There was also Gordon Seaton, who played for County in the 1970s and 1980s.
Ross County said it and police were investigating the incident and prosecutions and a ban from the stadium could follow.
They said several young men were told to get off the ground.
“While observing a minute’s silence, the group showed complete disrespect for a former player and another national football icon,” the club said.
“Their behavior was reprehensible and, in addition to the jeers and inappropriate noise, several flares were lit which was extremely dangerous, reckless and could have caused harm to those in the stands.
“For the avoidance of any doubt, Ross County Football Club does not believe that this unacceptable behavior is occurring at our club and anyone with information is asked to contact the club and we will understand the situation through detailed CCTV footage and other video records. Check Identify the perpetrators,” they added.
Livingston Won 3-2 after overtime.
Law, who died on Friday aged 84, was born in Aberdeen and was the only Scottish player to win the Ballon d’Or, which is awarded annually to the world’s best footballer.
