With the news that Sky Sports plans to cancel its seminal morning football show Soccer AM after 28 years, we look back at the time a group of Hibs hooligans tricked their way to appearing on the programme.
For the best part of three decades, Soccer AM has been a Saturday morning ritual for football fans up and down the country, known for its mix of informal footy chat, celeb appearances and fun-packed competitions and games.
But in September 2000, the team behind the iconic soccer show landed themselves in a spot of bother when they unwittingly made TV stars of one of Scotland's most notorious hooligan firms.
