A Scottish footballer has hit out at homophobic abuse he received after sharing a post about a child visiting Livingston's grounds on a charity day out.
Zander Murray, Scotland's first openly gay footballer, was met with the abhorrent slur after retweeting a post about a young fan having a trip out to be a mascot at the Livingston v Rangers game on February 18.
The tweet highlighted the fab experience youngster Layton had which was organised through the John O'Byrne Foundation - a charity set up to help kids who are in Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children with long-term illnesses have their dreams come true.
