The banner reading 'Justice for Morton Eadie' was flown over Hampden during today's Old Firm final
A plane flew a banner over Hampden during the Old Firm cup final demanding “justice” for a gangster jailed for murder.
Eadie, 56, along with his son Darren Eadie, 31, John Kennedy, 42, and Ross Fisher, 31, were sentenced to minimum terms of imprisonment totalling 94 years over the slaying. The aircraft with the banner was photographed above the stadium where Celtic beat Rangers 2-1 to retain the Viaplay Cup.
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