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Celtic Champions Already??
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It’s borderline an obsession with Celtic and Liverpool this weekend, it’s slightly odd, I’d much rather soak up the weekends proceedings if I were a royalist than worry about those that disagree.Red_in_SE8 said:Just googled “Rangers fans the pope” in order to find links showing there are mindless disrespectful idiots supporting both clubs. Found lots but I decided they were too disgusting to post here at this time.
Made a note for myself that the next time a pope dies I will monitor the Rangers website and twitter feed in order check they send the appropriate messages of condolences. But then again I don’t give shit how Rangers or its fans react to that event so I probably won’t.
As for the claim that the Celtic condolence message was “hidden away on their website”….it is on the front page!0 -
I commented as Guinness comment seemed like a dig and thought it warranted a response I’ve been up to Buckingham palace this weekend and will see the queen in state on Thursday when I am back from working up north for 3 days.The 2 Glasgow clubs both have twat fans who are both outraged by the others taking it in turns0
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why Liverpool?
thought that Everton were more a catholic club ?0 -
No, I believe there’s a shared affinity between Liverpool & Celtic. Not sure if it’s religiously motivated in (the city) of Liverpool (which I know has a long history of Irish immigration) - I don’t think people support Liverpool or Everton based on religious affiliation but I could be wrong.MrOneLung said:why Liverpool?
thought that Everton were more a catholic club ?0 -
The whole world is full of mindless bigoted, disrespectful idiots. Glasgow is unfortunate in that it has a tailor made focus for them to rally around.5
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You seem to be obsessed with small children, do we need to worry about you?MrWalker said:
It was the small child who's stolen Ormiston's login details. Again.palarsehater said:Can’t see who is “lol” the post but grown adults reacting to posts they don’t agree with proper lettuce behaviour
FWIW I gave it a LOL because grown men complaining about a fucking football club not sending a tweet out is absolutely pathetic.
The death of Elizabeth II is a major historical event, future historians are not going to be writing essays about the failure of Celtic, Liverpool or whomever failing to respond appropriately.
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tbh you LOL most of my posts. up to you.Ormiston_Addick said:
You seem to be obsessed with small children, do we need to worry about you?MrWalker said:
It was the small child who's stolen Ormiston's login details. Again.palarsehater said:Can’t see who is “lol” the post but grown adults reacting to posts they don’t agree with proper lettuce behaviour
FWIW I gave it a LOL because grown men complaining about a fucking football club not sending a tweet out is absolutely pathetic.
The death of Elizabeth II is a major historical event, future historians are not going to be writing essays about the failure of Celtic, Liverpool or whomever failing to respond appropriately.
Get a grip.4 -
Told you the season was far from over.
First league defeat in 364 days
Ange out0 -
Was going to happen....long way to go0
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European football catching up with both of the Old Firm possibly. Rangers *only* beat Tony Watt’s awful Dundee Utd team 2-1 at Ibrox yesterday (remember Celtic beat Dundee Utd 800,00 - 0 a couple of weeks ago) and Celtic slipping up today. Interesting rumours of Ange to Brighton and Gio is definitely on thin ice at Rangers, could be new managers at both clubs by Hogmanay!
As an aside, the kit clash in the St Mirren v Celtic match was one of the worst I’ve seen for ages, surprised the referee didn’t insist that one team change their colours.1 -
Heartwarming tribute during the minutes applause today from the Celtic fans today.0
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Of the two I have always preferred Celtic, however, today was absolutely disgusting.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Heartwarming tribute during the minutes applause today from the Celtic fans today.1 -
Did you see the Dundee Utd fans during the minutes silence at Ibrox? Probably even worse than the Celtic fans.ElfsborgAddick said:
Of the two I have always preferred Celtic, however, today was absolutely disgusting.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Heartwarming tribute during the minutes applause today from the Celtic fans today.0 -
Fortunately not.se9addick said:
Did you see the Dundee Utd fans during the minutes silence at Ibrox? Probably even worse than the Celtic fans.ElfsborgAddick said:
Of the two I have always preferred Celtic, however, today was absolutely disgusting.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Heartwarming tribute during the minutes applause today from the Celtic fans today.0 -
I made a little trip to Leipzig yesterday and today, by train, nothing to do with football, just part of my project to explore the neighbourhood. Only by accident listening to the radio yesterday morning I realised 3k Celtic fans were doing the same thing. Sure enough some of them were taking the same train having flown into Prague rather than Berlin. The train left at 10.25, and all of them were tucking into their tinnies, or on draught in the restaurant car. However - and some of you may not want to hear this - despite downing epic amounts of beer all day, their behaviour towards others was impeccable, every last one of them.The bunch in the restaurant car expressed great sympathy when I answered the inevitable question of who my team is. When I got to Leipzig, they were massed on the main square making a hell of a racket, but again complying with the police on loudspeakers, who in good English offered them supplies of water (no takers
) and then coaxed them on to the free shuttle buses that took them to the plastic stadium. I waited with a load of them outside the team's hotel to see the team coaches off, and frankly it was downhill all the way for them from then onwards, let down by their English keeper, apparently; but what struck me was that despite having drunk more beer than I'd manage in a month, there was not a hint of aggression, not a single jot. As for Leipzig, the inhabitants of this fine city seemed to rather enjoy having them around. But "RB" fans? I saw more Celtic fans wearing half and half scarfs than locals wearing RB colours. In fact, nothing around to indicate that Leipzig has a football team of note, whereas when I'm anywhere within 100kms of Rostock for example, I know whose manor I'm in.
Not for one minute would I suggest it would be any different if it had been Rangers. But the sad truth is, if it had been Chelsea, well...5 -
@PragueAddick same can be said for the 4000 England fans that went out to prague that went out there for euro 2020 qualification it’s the few that spoil it for the many0
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Leipzig are a very plastic club so no surprises you didn't see any fans.
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Can't argue with that. Didn't go to the Prague game but was out and about with Steve Dixon (VOTV co-founder) and his mates who are England regulars the night before and saw nothing untoward, nor read of any in the media.palarsehater said:@PragueAddick same can be said for the 4000 England fans that went out to prague that went out there for euro 2020 qualification it’s the few that spoil it for the many
Many of my gang of long term mates in London are Scottish (mainly Aberdeen, couple of Celtic, one Rangers) and they made a big thing to me about how the Scots fans want to show the world that they are different and better to the English. They certainly bang on to the locals about how they are different! But of course they'd only be going on the media presentation of bad English behaviour themselves.
Anyway I was glad to be around them, despite my heart sinking a bit when I realised they'd be around. And I really wanted them to get a result against that plastic disgrace of a club.2 - Sponsored links:
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Still get over 40k every game and i'm surprised the city isn't entirely focused around them.Friend Or Defoe said:Leipzig are a very plastic club so no surprises you didn't see any fans.0 -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63259862 What a clown, Celtic are the second or third worst team in the group stages.
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You might want to re-read, or even read, the story. Nothing wrong with what he said. Just that it takes time and they have to make sure they keep qualifying in order to earn the right to compete & grow as teams like Macaibi Haifa or Club Brugge have done in recent years.PopIcon said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63259862 What a clown, Celtic are the second or third worst team in the group stages.2 -
The Champions League need teams of this calibre, like the Euros need Slovakia. Just to make the numbers up.TelMc32 said:
You might want to re-read, or even read, the story. Nothing wrong with what he said. Just that it takes time and they have to make sure they keep qualifying in order to earn the right to compete & grow as teams like Macaibi Haifa or Club Brugge have done in recent years.PopIcon said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63259862 What a clown, Celtic are the second or third worst team in the group stages.
I stick by my original comment.2 -
Them and Rangers provide fantastic comedy value2
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Celtic haven't even been that bad really. Rangers have been pathetic.2
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With both teams winning last night, the gap remains 7 points.0
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The gap is now 9 points.2
