St mirren vs rangers

[GreenToffee]

Both sides have links to many dodgy organisations. Coming from a mixed family i have been offered to parties for both teams. I have witnessed first hand players and directors singing songs and laughing about things which disgusted me. Thats why i hate them both. They are all bigoted Neanderthals.

Last comment was a bit strong there as I know and have mates on both sides that are as decent as a person can get, Infact, a very best friend of mines is a rangers fan.

But yes, each bad as each other in regards to behind the scenes doo's, seen former players attend rebel doo's giving it full pelt.

 

[Ezekiel]

the reference to hun being safe as a taunt is dodgy:


By VICTORIA WELDON
Published: 24 Oct 2008
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A CELTIC fan was hit with a religious rap for wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "dirty horrible huns" on the back.
Michael Devlin, 20, was spotted in the top - which also had "Zenit St Petersburg, Champions UEFA Cup Final 2008" on the front - minutes after the Russian side defeated Rangers in the showpiece game.

Devlin, 20, was yesterday convicted of a religiously-aggravated breach of the peace in Glasgow's southside in May.

Sheriff Iain Peebles told Devlin: "This was an act of gross crassness and stupidity, taking into account the timing and the place you were when wearing the T-shirt." Devlin had nipped out for a takeaway after watching the final when he was stopped by two cops.

PC Andrew Gunn told Glasgow Sheriff Court he informed Devlin it was "offensive". He said Rangers fans were walking nearby, and added: "There were no other difficulties, just that he was wearing that T-shirt."

Defence lawyer Bob Mackinnon told the court the top was just a bit of "Glasgow banter". He argued the offence was not religiously-aggravated because Rangers FC claims the club is not a religious institution.

He added: "The word Hun originates from a tribal group in Central Asia."

Sheriff Peebles said his decision was based purely on law. He deferred sentence for a year for Devlin to be of good behaviour.




just don't mention the f word though.

 

[Goat]

Lets face it, Scottish football is a joke, I reckon Tranmere could win that League.

I dont like Rangers or Celtic, both small time.

 

[GreenToffee]

the reference to hun being safe as a taunt is dodgy:


By VICTORIA WELDON
Published: 24 Oct 2008
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A CELTIC fan was hit with a religious rap for wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "dirty horrible huns" on the back.
Michael Devlin, 20, was spotted in the top - which also had "Zenit St Petersburg, Champions UEFA Cup Final 2008" on the front - minutes after the Russian side defeated Rangers in the showpiece game.

Devlin, 20, was yesterday convicted of a religiously-aggravated breach of the peace in Glasgow's southside in May.

Sheriff Iain Peebles told Devlin: "This was an act of gross crassness and stupidity, taking into account the timing and the place you were when wearing the T-shirt." Devlin had nipped out for a takeaway after watching the final when he was stopped by two cops.

PC Andrew Gunn told Glasgow Sheriff Court he informed Devlin it was "offensive". He said Rangers fans were walking nearby, and added: "There were no other difficulties, just that he was wearing that T-shirt."

Defence lawyer Bob Mackinnon told the court the top was just a bit of "Glasgow banter". He argued the offence was not religiously-aggravated because Rangers FC claims the club is not a religious institution.

He added: "The word Hun originates from a tribal group in Central Asia."

Sheriff Peebles said his decision was based purely on law. He deferred sentence for a year for Devlin to be of good behaviour.




just don't mention the f word though.

Hun was also a term used to describe the germans/nazi's during the war.

 

[bluebloodinmyveins]

Last comment was a bit strong there as I know and have mates on both sides that are as decent as a person can get, Infact, a very best friend of mines is a rangers fan.

But yes, each bad as each other in regards to behind the scenes doo's, seen former players attend rebel doo's giving it full pelt.

I have cousins who are season ticket holders for both sides. I have a relative who is playing for Celtic now. I wont mention his name, but he signed from Derry so you know who i mean.
I hate the bigotry on both sides. It's 2010, there is no need for it. There is no room for religion in football. The sooner both sides realise it the better.

 

[GreenToffee]

Lets face it, Scottish football is a joke, I reckon Tranmere could win that League.

I dont like Rangers or Celtic, both small time.

Its embarassing mate, no money in the league, no attraction but you can only beat whats put infront of you...........the glory days of Larsson/Hartson/Sutton/Petrov/Lennon/Lambert/O'Neill are gone forever.

Cant remember the last time I went to a game and enjoyed it and I havent missed one home/away game for at least 3 seasons.

Way its going to work soon is the spl winners have to go through the Champions League qualifiers.....so you wont see a scottish representative in europe for at least 5/6 years.

 

[Ezekiel]

Hun was also a term used to describe the germans/nazi's during the war.

i agree, as you mentioned rangers used it as a taunt to celtic fans with it due to their unpatriotic behaviour during WWII, celtic park was even shut down for a while as a punishment i think?

but fenian was also used to describe irish terrorists and it's now banned due to lobbying. i don't think 'hun' is outlawed as such, maybe nil by mouth are involved but i highly doubt they would back rangers.

 

[GreenToffee]

I have cousins who are season ticket holders for both sides. I have a relative who is playing for Celtic now. I wont mention his name, but he signed from Derry so you know who i mean.
I hate the bigotry on both sides. It's 2010, there is no need for it. There is no room for religion in football. The sooner both sides realise it the better.

We have two derry bhoys...McCourt/McGinn.

TBH, the i cant remember the last time I heard an anti-prod chant at a celtic game (outwith the term hun if you want to call that religious)

At a home game your lucky if you hear a pin drop outwith the group of ultras that both sides have who desperatly try to maintain an atmosphere.

At away games its a different breed of fans, the hardcore who will spend their last penny just to watch their team play alloa on a snowy monday night......at them games you will get your atmosphere and your songs.

 

[GreenToffee]

i agree, as you mentioned rangers used it as a taunt to celtic fans with it due to their unpatriotic behaviour during WWII, celtic park was even shut down for a while as a punishment i think?

but fenian was also used to describe irish terrorists and it's now banned due to lobbying. i don't think 'hun' is outlawed as such, maybe nil by mouth are involved but i highly doubt they would back rangers.

The celtic park story is a fairy tale, they claimed that celtic left their floodlights on at night to guide the german bombers into glasgow

The reason celtic park was closed was because during the war we degraded to an amatur team as many players went out to fight in the war.....one of whom was the only footballer to recieve the Victorian Cross......while rangers players were given jobs in the shipyards while remaining professional and racking up endless trophies!

A programme from our 1st floodlight match.....notice the dates....

 

[davek]

He was on the board yes, he backed up the notion that rangers should not sign catholics, remain a protestant club, ect, ect.

Was filmed singing an anti-catholic song at a rangers supporters club charity night and was forced to resign.

Was then a regular at RSC fundraisers and his party piece was the usualy celtic peadophiles jokes

In May 2005, shortly after the death of Pope John Paul II, while speaking at Larne Rangers Social Club in Northern Ireland he said "It's very smoky in here tonight - has another ******* Pope died?"

Pardon my French, but he sounds like a right cnut.

 

[pettyfog]

Hun was also a term used to describe the germans/nazi's during the war.

So Fcuking WHAT.. the first is TRUE.
In fact King George hired German Mercenary -HUNS- to fight against Washington's troops. No word on whter they had Swastikas on their badges

 

[GreenToffee]

Pardon my French, but he sounds like a right cnut.

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[chicoazul]

Probably best to swerve this topic as there's plenty of beauts on either side.

I'm from Catholic stock and was brought up Celtic and my other half is a Rangers fan, people are people men, just don't the nuggets spoil it.

 

[Ezekiel]

The celtic park story is a fairy tale, they claimed that celtic left their floodlights on at night to guide the german bombers into glasgow

The reason celtic park was closed was because during the war we degraded to an amatur team as many players went out to fight in the war.....one of whom was the only footballer to recieve the Victorian Cross......while rangers players were given jobs in the shipyards while remaining professional and racking up endless trophies!

A programme from our 1st floodlight match.....notice the dates....

no that was de valeras ireland that did that. it was closed for a full month during WWII after a game at ibrox and celtic were not allowed to play at any other opponents round in glasgow for this period.

who was the celtic player to win a victoria cross? i thought it was during WWI but i'm probably wrong.

 

[davek]

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Ahh, that's where I've heard his name. Isn't he a lawyer that defended sectarian killers in Glasgow?

Typical Tory. They'll soon be in Government shitting on all of us.