Chris Sutton has vowed to go the police after his daughter was left shaken over frightening abuse aimed in the direction of the Celtic legend.
The Record Sport pundit is a smash-hit due to his work covering the Scottish Premiership and his role with BT Sport has earned widespread praise.
But the Hoops hero has been left angry after his seven-year-old child was repeatedly called during a sleepover with friends and Sutton has promised to get tough after his family was targeted.
Sutton posted on Twitter: "To all the people sending abusive messages.
"My daughter who is seven had my phone at a sleepover last night.
"She has my phone regularly and was called all night. She is very upset. I will be sending photos of the culprits out and passing your details onto the police."
The 46-year-old previously let rip at the "mindless morons" who sent him death threats earlier this year in the wake of the New Year Old Firm derby.
Sutton said in January: "Private messages were sent and I have dealt with it in the appropriate way.
"It is more upsetting for my wife and kids. Hopefully it is a prank otherwise I won't be here in a couple of weeks."
And several high-profile Scottish football stars have previously lifted the lid on abuse suffered online.
Rangers skipper James Tavernier posted screenshots of sickening messages he'd been sent on Instagram last season.
