THE shirt Rangers' Vaclav Cerny wore against Celtic has fetched over £20,000 in a bidding war.
The winger was involved in a water squirting incident during the Parkhead triumph that sparked major anger with home fans as he raced out of the dugout to celebrate Hamza Igamane’s last-gasp winner.
The Czech striker sparked wild scenes in the away end and on the Light Blues bench after TV cameras caught his action towards the home fans.
Police and security had to step in amid the angry reaction from the punters sitting in that section of Parkhead - and cops alongside the SFA are now probing the flashpoint.
However, his top from the match is proving popular online at Matchworn-shirt with 12 days of bidding still to run.
The top offer - at the time of writing - was a whopping £24,000 with a section on the website explaining where the money goes from the winning bid. It reads: "The funds from the shirts will be used to continue the development and growth of the club and will be used for various different projects."
Skipper James Tavernier's shirt is also up for sale, with a current top bid of £507 while Cyriel Dessers' jersey is sitting at £283. Both...
The winger was involved in a water squirting incident during the Parkhead triumph that sparked major anger with home fans as he raced out of the dugout to celebrate Hamza Igamane’s last-gasp winner.
The Czech striker sparked wild scenes in the away end and on the Light Blues bench after TV cameras caught his action towards the home fans.
Police and security had to step in amid the angry reaction from the punters sitting in that section of Parkhead - and cops alongside the SFA are now probing the flashpoint.
However, his top from the match is proving popular online at Matchworn-shirt with 12 days of bidding still to run.
The top offer - at the time of writing - was a whopping £24,000 with a section on the website explaining where the money goes from the winning bid. It reads: "The funds from the shirts will be used to continue the development and growth of the club and will be used for various different projects."
Skipper James Tavernier's shirt is also up for sale, with a current top bid of £507 while Cyriel Dessers' jersey is sitting at £283. Both...
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