A disabled Scots teenager has blasted Hampden Park's "poor and unaccessible" hospitality package after his dad was given a dining room chair to sit behind him for a football match.
Laurie Findlayson had been gifted tickets for his 18th birthday to the Celtic v Kilmarnock Scottish League Cup semi-final on January 14. As reported by Glasgow Live, Laurie's mum was assured the hospitality area was "fully accessible" with space for his wheelchair and his dad would have an executive seat.
Instead, the student - who has cerebral palsy - was left with a restricted view of the pitch in an area segregated from the other fans, with the dining room chair left for his dad to sit behind him.
