🚨 CHAOS IN THE PUNDIT ROOM 🚨

Scenes of pure shock unfolded live on air as Paul Hartley abruptly turned off his microphone after hearing what he described as “disgusting” chants from the Rangers end.

What began as a standard post-match analysis quickly descended into chaos when loud chants from travelling Rangers supporters filtered into the broadcast. The atmosphere inside the pundit room changed instantly — and Hartley’s reaction said it all.

Visibly furious, the former Scotland international removed his headset before cameras briefly cut away. When he returned, he didn’t hold back.

🗣️ “That’s disgusting,” Hartley said bluntly.
🗣️ “That is not what I expect from Rangers fans. Absolutely unacceptable.”

Hartley went even further, calling for serious action from the Scottish FA, suggesting the behaviour had crossed a line.

🗣️ “The SFA need to step in,” he added.
🗣️ “Ban them from attending away games if that’s what it takes. This cannot be ignored.”

Fellow pundits in the studio appeared stunned, with an awkward silence following Hartley’s comments before the presenter attempted to regain control of the discussion. Social media, however, exploded within minutes.

Rangers fans were split — some condemning the chants and calling for accountability, while others accused Hartley of overreacting and singling out the club unfairly. Rival supporters, meanwhile, demanded swift punishment.

The incident has now placed the spotlight firmly on the SFA, with growing pressure for an official response as clips of the chants and Hartley’s reaction continue to circulate online.

One thing is clear:
This wasn’t just noise from the stands — it has ignited a fresh storm in Scottish football, and the fallout may only just be beginning. ⚽🔥