Celtic striker John Guidetti has caused a stir after appearing to sing 'the H*** are deid ' on Dutch television . The 22-year-old Swedish striker was performing a chant the supporters sing to him when he plays . As the programme 's credits began to roll , he sang : 'Oh John Guidetti , puts the ball in the net-y , he 's a Super Swede and the H*** are deid , walking in Guidetti wonderland . ' Celtic striker John Guidetti sang the song in question during an appearance on Dutch television . Guidetti has scored 13 goals since joining Celtic on loan from Manchester City this season . A group of Rangers fans have been petitioning Scotland 's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to ban the word ' H** ' from football grounds . The group say the term incites 'religious hatred ' and is ' a derogatory and sectarian term for a Protestant ' . There is no indication that Guidetti , who is on loan from Manchester City , had any idea of the meaning of the chant , but he caused anger nonetheless by saying he thought it was ' a good song ' . A spokesman for the anti-sectarian charity Nil by Mouth told The Scotsman there was a need 'for a proper education programme for Scots footballers ' . He added : 'Clubs should make it clear to them the kind of language likely to provoke others . ' Guidetti was repeating a song that he had heard sung in the terraces while he played . Celtic manager Ronny Deila said recently he had not given up hope of signing Guidetti on a permanent basis .
GuidettiJohn Guidetti sang a song from the terraces on Dutch television . The song included the line 'the H*** are deid ' Rangers fans are currently petitioning to have the word ' H** ' outlawed . John Guidetti then remarked that he thought it was ' a good song '