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Never heard of him, apparently his brother was carrying a knife as well.
Rangers star Nicky Clark spent a night in cells after he was nicked over claims he rowed with cops.
The Ibrox striker, 24, appeared in court yesterday with his brother Gary, 27.
The pair, from West Lothian, were accused of struggling with British Transport Police at Queen Street Station on Thursday.
It was claimed they behaved in a threatening or abusive manner and resisted officers when they were were in the execution of their duty.
Gary was also charged with breach of the peace and carrying a knife.
The brothers, who appeared in private from custody at Glasgow Sheriff Court, made no plea or declaration.
They were bailed by Sheriff Bill Totten and are expected to return to court at a later date.
Prodigy Nicky was a product of Rangers youth academy before he was released, He played for Queen of the South where he scored a total of 40 goals in 45 games.
When he returned to
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Carrying a knife might be something as innocent as having a small Swiss Army knife. Tabloids don't half lay it on thick
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Who the phuck carries a swiss army knife?
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I've got one - very handy it is too.
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