The Scot could be seen celebrating at the Haiti Game and has been dubbed “Tartan Army maintenance crew”
The Tartan Army have come out in their thousands to cheer Scotland on in Boston during the World Cup and during their jubilant celebrations, many of them have been seen proudly donning a kilt.
However, few Scots have been seen wearing a high-vis kilt. One proud fan at Boston Stadium was not hard to spot in a Tartan Army crowd as he celebrated in a luminous yellow builder’s outfit that he had transformed into the Scottish fashion symbol.
The man wore a navy top with a typical worker’s vest that had the words ‘Tartan Army on tour’ etched on the back of it and a matching luminous kilt. He could be seen fist-pumping the air and waving around his luminous cap in celebration, leaving fans in stitches at his outfit efforts.
The now-viral video of the Scots ‘workie’ has been shared online with the caption: “Someone wore a high-vis kilt to the Scotland game. I’m dead”, along with laughing face emojis.
The TikTok creator wrote: “I wonder what he does for work #worldcup #scotlandtiktok #tartanarmy #scotland #football”
Other social media users raced to the comments as one joked: “That’s the cone manager.”
A second amused viewer wrote: “Tartan army maintenance crew.”
A third Scot penned: “That’s so his maw and da can try to spot him on the TV.”
Someone else replied: “The tartan of the clan McSafety.”
A fifth added: “He’s there installing an emergency beer pipeline from New York to Boston.”
Another chimed in: “What does he do? He walks 500 miles and then he walks 500 more.”
Quoting a famous Still Game scene, somebody commented: “Can you see me noo???”
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Many kilted Scotsmen have gone viral online after taking over Boston for the past week, with one piper taking to the streets for a toe-tapping ‘elite mashup‘ with a makeshift drummer and another becoming an internet sensation after he slid down the infamous Boston Cop chute whilst playing a bagpipes tune.
The excitement will not calm down anytime soon as we are now hours away from Scotland playing their second World Cup match against Morocco.
The match will take place at 11pm EST at Boston Stadium on Friday, June 19.
After Scotland’s 1-0 win against Haiti last weekend, it’s a huge game for the team as it could see them potentially qualify for the knockout stages for the first time in World Cup history.
The team are currently at the top of group C after John McGinn scored in the 28th minute, the only goal of the game, and Morocco and Brazil drew 1-1.
Next week, Scotland will take on Brazil at Miami’s Stadium on Wednesday (June 24).
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