The bold Andy Cameron lol COMEDIAN Andy Cameron has been banned by football minnows Forfar Athletic for criticising their artificial pitch. Rangers fan Cameron, who starred in Take The High Road, was at Station Park yesterday to watch his side’s 1-0 win . But tempers flared when Cameron criticised the in Angus team’s “poxy” stadium in the boardroom after the match. Forfar chairman Alistair Donald vented his fury after the funnyman tore into his side’s artificial playing surface and seating. Donald then tweeted: “Apparently our ground is poxy with no dugouts.” He went on to describe Cameron as a “non-descript wee comedian full of opinion that is irrelevant”. When asked if Cameron was banned, he said: “Yes”. Earlier, in the boardroom, guests heard Donald countered Cameron’s blast by dismissing the 73-year-old, who wrote and sang Ally’s Tartan Army, as “a poor comedian”. The bust-up concluded with the chairman insisting that Cameron was not welcome in the future. The comedian sought to play down the row last night. He said: “I’ve got nothing against the pitch. I didn’t think Rangers played particularly well but that was our problem. “I was in the boardroom with a cup of tea. I even got a piece of clootie dumpling to take home from one of the ladies. I didn’t slag off anything.” But a Forfar source said: “The chairman is adamant. Cameron won’t be welcome back.”
Posted on: Mon, 23 Sep 2013 21:44:40 +0000