Wrexham's James McClean was involved in ugly scenes with Birmingham City fans in Monday night's Championship clash - and the former Premier League winger hit out on social media

Wrexham star James McClean has mocked the Birmingham fans giving him abuse at St Andrew’s with “old steward” and “2ft advertising hoardings” jibes.

At one point, a Birmingham supporter threw a cup of beer at McClean, who caught it and pretended to drink before throwing it away – gesturing at the home fans in the process.

After the game, McClean - formerly of Wigan, Sunderland, West Brom and Stoke - quoted Irish Republican Bobby Sands as he posted on social media, and also jibed that Blues supporters hadn't chosen to climb over the hoardings as he made his way to the away bench.

JAMES MCCLEAN pretended to neck a drink thrown at him by Birmingham fans as he was substituted late on in Wrexham’s defeat at St Andrew’s last night. The Irishman, 35, was replaced by

James McClean was once again targeted by rival fans on Monday night, as Birmingham fans abused the Wrexham star leaving the pitch at St Andrew's

Wrexham's James McClean quoted Bobby Sands and tore into Birmingham City fans following a 'tense' match at St. Andrew's in England on September 16.

Wrexham defender James McCleam was abused by Birmingham City fans in the League One match with David Beckham, Ryan Reynolds and Tom Brady in attendance.