A spokesperson for the council has said that the situation will be 'closely monitored'
Pictured: Celtic fans celebrate the club's Scottish Premiership title win in Glasgow city centre last year
chiefs have warned football fans who plan to gather n Glasgow city centre this weekend to 'respect their surroundings' as they vow to 'monitor the situation closely'.
They said: “We are aware of the likelihood of fans gathering in the city centre following the trophy presentation on Saturday.to ensure appropriate arrangements are in place to help manage any gathering. “Additional resources will be deployed to deal with any build-up of waste and we will be monitoring the situation closely.
“Fans are entitled to enjoy the success of their club but we urge anyone joining any celebrations to respect their surroundings and be considerate of others at all times.”found to be vandalised during last year's fan gathering as police investigated reports that it had been 'broken into' by revellersDisappointing to hear reports that Celtic fans gathered at Glasgow Cross have broken into the 1930 Mercat Cross building by Edith Burnet Hughes.
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