Alot of the people there were not rangers fans and were casuals from all over the UK, Its a Shame this has been reflected only on Rangers!

Ally, Glasgow,

Looked like he was inviting them to attack him - why didn't he run away with the rest of his colleagues?

Alan, Edinburgh,

about what you expect from scottish football supporters.

at least they lost

mark, london,

Interesting how the police were totally overwhelmed in a situation where there was a clear threat of violence and possibly death and yet if where there is a lawful demonstration against the Iraq, arms trade, airport expansion or a G8 summit, the police are there full equipped and in huge numbers.

Ben, London, United Kingdom

Rangers fans should be banned from obtaining tickets for all away matches in next season's European Championships.

Will Wesley, Wigan, UK

These 'fans' should be publicly flogged - this kind of behaviour has no place in society let alone sport.

Michael, Dartford, UK

The Rangers fans and their families should be appalled by their actions. Attacking people whom one day they will be asking help from.

There is obviously a problem in society when so many people attack the police, trying to keep our streets safe, for no other reason than they felt like it!

Amy, Manchester, u.k.

I am by no means justifying the Rangers actions s there is no excuse but Manchester City council have to take some responsibility for this.

If you put so many people in one place, knowing they are drinking, then you have to expect consequences!

A clean up wasn't even organised over night.

Amy, Manchester, u.k.

Surely the revenue which the match bought to Manchester and lets be fair the most likely the reason screens were erected, must be counteracted by the cost of police, ambulance, clean up, insurance for the cost of things broken.

Manchester City council has a lot to answer for!

Amy, Manchester, u.k.

It's such a pitty that events like this mar what should be an excellent event for all. Still, thank God someone had the bravery to stand up to those men; however that Army Medic is, well done!

James, St Andrews, UK