A thug stabbed a stranger to death after he had been out drinking and watching a Celtic and Rangers game.
The victim tried to get her away towards their home.
But, Mr Jessop then explained:"At this point Russell walked towards Kamil Charyszyn...striking him in the neck with a long thin knife.Kamil managed to tell his partner in his own language what had happened.A 999 call was made and members of the public came to his aid.But, Kamil never recovered and died at the scene.
The court heard Russell went on to call a woman stating he had"stabbed a man in the neck and then bolted".However, on April 15, he was arrested again and charged with the murder.The weapon - which was never found - was thought to have an eight-inch blade.The judge told him:"There is only one sentence that the court can pass and that is a life sentence."
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