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Connor McAdam brandished a knife after a crowd of Celtic fans gathered following an assault on a supporter (Image: UGC)Get the biggest daily stories by emailSubscribeSee our privacy noticeMore newslettersThank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee our privacy noticeCould not subscribe, try again laterInvalid EmailA Rangers fan who knocked out a Celtic supporter with a single punch before brandishing a knife at a baying mob of fans after an Old Firm clash has been jailed for 18 months.Connor McAdam, 25, floored Brendan Kearney when the pair clashed in Maxwell Drive in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, in the wake of a Hoops win over their rivals at Parkhead.The game saw Celtic win 2 1 after James Forrest scored a late winner.McAdam had walked past a pub packed with Celtic fans wearing his Rangers strip and an argument broke out.After punching Kearney, McAdam was chased to a nearby flat where he armed himself with a knife and a knuckleduster before brandishing it at the crowd who had followed him.He later threw the blade into bushes and fled but he was arrested by police.Orange Order probe after shock video shows woman being spat at by band memberDad of one McAdam, of East Kilbride, appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court and admitted the assault and acting in a threatening and abusive manner by brandishing the weapons on March 31 this year.He was jailed by Sheriff David Bicket who told him the term would have been 27 months had he not pled guilty.Depute fiscal Paula Russell said: "The accused was walking past a public house in East Kilbride when there was a clash between two groups of people wearing rival football tops."He punched the complainer once knocking him out before being pursued by the group."He went into his house and emerged with a knife and a knuckleduster shouting and sweating at the group."He then disposed of the knife into a bush and made off towards an industrial estate and police called to attend."Stephen Bentley, defending, said McAdam had walked past the pub as he headed for a chip shop.He added: "As he was doing so he had to pass this pub and outside it were Celtic supporters drinking and smoking."He was wearing his Rangers top which attracted the attention of the Celtic supporters and words were exchanged."The situation escalated and some of the group started to advance towards him including the complainer."He was on his own and felt intimidated group who were not well intentioned towards him and he accepts he threw a punch knocking out Mr Kearney.Machete thugs threaten shopkeeper during armed robbery ordeal in Edinburgh"That was a punch thrown as a pre emptive strike as he felt the group were going to do him harm."He is then heading towards his home and a group of around 20 to 30 people pursued him and he says it was like a baying mob and he then armed himself because he was concerned about what the group may do."It was a particularly volatile situation but he has accepted his involvement and regrets the consequences of that."Jailing McAdam, Sheriff Bicket said: "You have a short but significant record for incidents of violence and because of that I can deal with this by no way other than a custodial sentence."/p>