CELTIC star Scott Sinclair was embroiled in astonishing touchline bust-up with a Motherwell member of staff, according to reports.
Ex-Rangers striker Gordon Dalziel – speaking on Clyde 1 Superscoreboard – said he was stunned by the incident.
It’s claimed Well chief Alan Burrows had to separate Sinclair and the Fir Park staff member, said to be a groundsman.
Dalziel said: “I’ve never witnessed anything like that.
“The two guys were ready to go for each other.
“Scott Sinclair wouldn’t let it go – I’m not sure what’s upset him.”
He later added: “They were right up at each other.
“I thought, ‘This is going to kick off.'”
Sinclair, 30, was a second-half substitute as the Scottish champions made it two out of two in the league this season.
Kris Ajer, Leigh Griffiths, James Forrest, Odsonne Edouard and Ryan Christie all hit the net in a 5-2 win at Fir Park.
Spare a thought for Motherwell’s Liam Donnelly who scored twice and was left with virtually nothing to show for it.
Sinclair was the subject of English Championship interest on deadline day, but ended up staying at Parkhead.
He has found it hard to get a regular slot under Neil Lennon.
But this week Lennon said: “He’s been unfortunate at the moment that he’s finding it difficult to nail down a place because of the form of others.”
