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<\/p>\nIain Clift told the cop “I know where you stay” and had pictures of the officer’s wife on his mobile phone.<\/p>\n
04:00, 06 Apr 2026Updated 12:05, 06 Apr 2026<\/p>\n
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Green Brigade member Iain Clift<\/p>\n
A sinister Celtic fan<\/a> revealed personal information about a police officer and his partner<\/a> to the shocked constable at a supporters march.<\/p>\n Iain Clift made the “disgusting” comments during a walk to Hampden Stadium before the Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen last May 24.<\/p>\n The 27 year-old was part of the “unauthorised” 2,500-strong march from Glasgow Green amid a heavy police presence.<\/p>\n It was during this, Clift then stated to the officer: “I know where you stay and you have a golden retriever.<\/p>\n Aberdeen’s Oday Dabbagh (left) and Celtic’s Liam Scales battle for the ball during the Scottish Gas Men’s Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park, Glasgow. Picture date: Saturday May 24, 2025. PA Photo. See PA story SOCCER Scottish Cup. Photo credit should read: Jane Barlow\/PA Wire. <\/p>\n RESTRICTIONS: Use subject to restrictions. Editorial use only, no commercial use without prior consent from rights holder.<\/p>\n “Your missus is from East Kilbride as well.”<\/p>\n Clift – a chef of the city’s Hogganfield – also knew the PC’s first name.<\/a><\/p>\n Fiscal Susan Campbell told Glasgow Sheriff Court: “Clift showed the officer images on his phone of his partner from social media accounts.”<\/p>\n Clift went on to make a vile sexual remark about the woman.<\/p>\n He then called the officer a “horrible pig c***.”<\/p>\n Miss Campbell said: “This put the officer in fear of his and his partner’s safety.”<\/p>\n Clift was arrested after the match when he was picked out near Cathcart police station.<\/p>\n Miss Campbell told the court that the officer had been identified as “direct result of Pig Watch.”<\/p>\n Pig Watch is a derogatory name given to a collection of social media posts which include pictures of police officers working at Celtic matches.<\/a><\/p>\n The account that tweets the photos – North Curve Celtic<\/a> – has links to the club’s currently banned ultra group The Green Brigade.<\/p>\n Clift appeared in the dock to plead guilty to behaving in a threatening or abusive manner.<\/p>\n Green Brigade member Iain Clift<\/p>\n Paul Kavanagh, defending, told the court: “It was clearly an unsavoury incident.<\/p>\n “I do not seek to minimise his actions but police officers are told not to put things on social media to prevent this type of incident.<\/p>\n “This was a disgusting threat. He was passed this information from someone at the march.<\/p>\n “The comment he made was disgusting, crass and he accepts that.”<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/britain\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/0_proxy.jpg\")
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