A Scots singer suffered a barrage of online abuse from Rangers fans after she claimed football supporters were drunk and unruly at Glasgow Airport.
24-year-old folk star Iona Fyfe, who was in the city airport at 6am on Monday, took to Twitter to voice her frustrations at the behaviour of passengers.
She wrote: "The worst possible time to travel through Glasgow airport.
"Unruly p****d fans of a particular football club everywhere."
In the aftermath of Iona's tweet, the Aberdeenshire singer was subjected to a torrent of abuse from Twitter users sporting images of the club.
She shared a series of 'misogynistic, sexist, degrading abuse' tweets sent to her from football supporters.
She later said that Rangers fans, 'sent thousands of misogynistic, sexist, degrading, vile, bigoted hate towards me today, stigmatising mental health and messages of a threatening sexual nature, simply because I pointed out there were drunk supporters in the airport' before sharing a number of sick messages from fellow Twitter users.
One user wrote: "Shut the f*** up you stuck up cow.
"People not allowed to enjoy themselves now no?
"Reprobate."
A second added: "Aw f*** up ya weapon.
"Your music is s**** anyway."
Another posted: :Haha f*** you ya lying, greeting-faced cow, start singing in a real language.
"Gaelic sheep-s****ing noise is s****."
A fourth wrote: "Get it up you, ya cow."
While another commented: "You're ugly as f*** not gonna lie.
"Matches your personality."
Meanwhile one user posted: "Iona you're a dirty wh**e."
And another added: "F*****g b*** deserves all the abuse in the world.
"A vile b*** so she is."
Thousands of Rangers fans are embarking on routes to Seville in Spain from multiple airports across the UK as the Ibrox side take on Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League Final on May 18.
Rangers FC were contacted for comment.
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