With his side 3-1 down against Molde FK, Celtic's Kris Commons unleashed a tirade upon being substituted.
He ranted at assistant manager John Collins as he stropped off before continuing to rage when back on the bench.
His actions were branded 'unacceptable' and 'disrespectful' by manager Ronny Deila.
Commons isn't the first sportsperson to lose his rag like that, as our definitive list shows:
1. Serena Williams
In 2009 tennis legend Serena went ballistic at a line judge at the US Open.
She'd been penalised a point - on match point - for shaking her racket at a line judge who had foot faulted her, causing her to lose the match to Kim Clijsters.
It was at that point that Williams was reported to scream: "I swear to God I'm (naughty word) going to take this (another naughty word) ball and shove it down your (very naughty word) throat."
2. Matt Prior
In 2011, the England cricketer was run out during a Test with Sri Lanka at Lord's.
The fiery wicketkeeper was clearly unhappy as he trotted off, but he saved his rage for when he was back in the pavilion.
He chucked his bat to the ground, but it bounced off another bat and ended up shattering a window with shards of glass falling on nearby spectators - slightly injuring one.
Like a teacher accompanying a naughty schoolboy, his skipper Andrew Strauss took Prior to apologise to said spectator.
3. Zinedine Zidane
The French midfield maestro already had one World Cup in the bag when he stepped out to play the 2006 final with Italy.
He'd announced it was to be the last match of his legendary career, but it was more of a nightmare than a fairytale ending for Zizou.
After being repeatedly provoked by Marco Materazzi, the Frenchman aimed a fierce headbutt at the Italian's chest, knocking him to the ground.
He was red carded and France lost, although a poll later revealed the majority of his countrymen sympathised with Zidane's actions and a statue was made commemorating his nut.
4. John McEnroe
The seven-time Grand Slam winner, known at the time as "superbrat", still sets the bar for sporting strops with this infamous outburst.
Playing on Wimbledon's number one court, McEnroe was unhappy about a line call and began remonstrating with the umpire.
He came out with the timeless line: "You can't be serious man, YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS".
McEnroe eventually won the tournament that year but was initially refused Wimbledon club membership on account of his behaviour - the first and only time that's happened.
5. Carlos Tevez
Manchester City were struggling in Munich in the Champions League when manager Roberto Mancini decided he needed a fresh pair of legs to get his team going.
He turned to the unpredictable Argentine Carlos Tevez and told him to get ready to come on.
Tevez replied with a simple "no" and decided instead to stay sulking on the bench.
Mancini was so enraged he promised Tevez would never play for him again, prompting the Argentine to flee the country.
When he eventually did return Mancini went back on his word by picking Tevez, making himself look somewhat foolish in the process.
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