Martin Compston has blasted a sectarian Twitter user who called him a "F****n c**t" for sharing Rangers ’ star Bongani Zungu’s support for Glen Kamara ’s anti-racism post.
The Line of Duty star called out the troll who had posted the sick comment on his timeline.
The Celtic supporting actor highlighted the account - which has now been deleted - ahead of today’s Old Firm clash in Glasgow.
He shared the comment and also highlighted that the troll had retweeted a statement from Kamara’s lawyer.
We told you earlier how Aamer Anwar has demanded footie bosses drop the token gestures and start taking robust action against racists.
Martin said: “Here’s the bold @billymanc a man concerned with racism and discrimination.
“Unless you’re a catholic of course.
“enjoy you’re day billy bhoy.”
We told you in 2019 how the telly star responded to anti-Catholic abuse on Twitter after he was branded a “bead rattling p***k”.
The Greenock-born actor was targeted by the social media troll after tweeting about Coleen Rooney’s public spat with Rebekah Vardy.
Quoting his character DS Steve Arnott from the hit BBC drama, Compston posted: “For the purposes of the tape, I can confirm I am not Coleen Rooney.”
The comment triggered abuse from one troll who launched the sectarian jibe, branding Compston a “bead rattling p****”.
But the Sweet Sixteen star hit back, saying: “Go in peace my son.”
