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Bandage wrote:

therock67 wrote:

[quote]Two trips to the Pizza Hut all you can eat buffet in recent months have both had the same result for myself and Bandage. The sight of this monstrous hunnette staring back at us.

[img size=499]http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/6843/dsc00066ld8.jpg

What an unfortunate beast that was. Funny thing was she was wearing that home jersey the day we went in before the Spartak Moscow game. Then when we went in last week before the Milan game the same huge, ugly wreck was wearing their white away top. Rocko, where’s the footage of the pool trick shots you filmed me doing in the pub?

Flano, are you aware that both Celtic and the huns won 9 titles in a row? It’s not really a valid slag then, is it?[/quote]

Its a Rangers chant.

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Dear Sirs,

All true football fans rightly condemned the actions of the Celtic fan who recently encroached on the field of play and accosted AC Milan goalkeeper Dida. As the governing body responsible for the Champions League, UEFA were duty bound to take stringent action to show how dimly such misconduct is viewed and to deter fans of other clubs from acting in a similar manner.

It is deplorable that you failed to act appropriately to uphold football’s good name and recent revelations that it was the intervention of FA of Ireland president John Delaney which prevented UEFA taking a stronger line against Celtic asks serious questions of the integrity of your organisation.

That this incident occurred at Celtic Park is no surprise to those of us with knowledge of how low behaviour standards are at this ground. Inadequate stewarding is par for the course and there have been countless incidents over the years where fans have got on to the field of play or players and match officials have been struck by missiles thrown from the stands. Due to a particularly Celtic-friendly media in Scotland, these episodes have tended to be covered up but, when such a disturbing incident occurred in such a high-profile match, it was not unreasonable to expect that UEFA would act decisively to ensure the protection of all players and to let Celtic FC know that they are bound by the same rules as every other club.

The circumstances surrounding the latest incident must not be allowed to cloud the issue. Whether Dida overreacted to his encounter with the fan is irrelevant. A spectator got on to the field of play, was able to assault a player and Celtic FC are 100% responsible for this. Their stewards tend to be fans working for free admission, invariably paying more attention to events on the field than focusing on crowd control duties. That the fan in question was able to escape unhindered surely highlights the club’s culpability.

You should also be aware that this is not an isolated incident. As recently as their qualifying tie against Moscow Spartak, Celtic fans got on to the field at the end of the penalty kick shoot-out. Whilst no threat was posed to the Russian players, the very presence of fans on the field of play is totally unacceptable. Once more the stewards were too busy joining in the celebrations of Celtic’s victory to focus on their duties. Perhaps if your Observer had been more vigilant that night and you took action against Celtic, the subsequent more serious incident would not have occurred.

On a number of other occasions, most notably in domestic fixtures against Rangers, Celtic fans have indulged in intimidatory behaviour resulting in assaults on players (Ally Maxwell - Jan.94, Fernando Ricksen - Mar.05) and there was the infamous pitch invasion and assault on referee Hugh Dallas in May 1999. There was even an occasion in a reserve team match when a Rangers player (Fraser Wishart) became aware of an air pistol being fired at him. Furthermore, you will be aware of an incident at Ibrox Stadium last season when a Celtic fan got on to the field and brought the Rangers v Maccabbi Haifa UEFA Cup tie to a halt.

For a considerable number of years, Celtic fans have been permitted to revel in a glowing reputation about their commitment to their club and the feelgood factor they generate. This is a myth, created and maintained by the club’s publicity machine and the pro-Celtic media. UEFA also share some responsibility for allowing yourselves to be manipulated into presenting an award to Celtic fans for their behaviour at the 2003 UEFA Cup Final in Seville. As I recall this came at the end of a campaign which saw ticketless fans storming turnstiles, widespread forging of match tickets, pitched battles at airports and flights re-routed, then the Celtic crowd marred the final itself with their venomous jeering of the victorious Porto side, hardly the sort of conduct worthy of an award for sportsmanship.

There has for some time now been a widely held suspicion that, again led by sinister elements within Scottish society, UEFA has preferred to focus its disciplinary might on Rangers FC, allowing minor offences like the singing of certain songs to be blown out of all proportion, even fining the club despite originally finding the fans not guilty of ‘discriminatory behaviour’ at Villarreal in March 2006. Meanwhile, the systematic lawlessness of Celtic fans continues to be ignored. Your reluctance to deal swiftly and aggressively with the most recent incident can only be viewed as cowardice which reflects badly on UEFA and, indeed, the entire football family.

UEFA had a wonderful opportunity to establish the standards expected of spectators. Celtic FC should have been punished for their neglect of a long- running problem and the fans too are worthy of punishment for their reluctance to identify and isolate the perpetrators of the various unacceptable acts over the years. A hefty fine, the deduction of the points they won against AC Milan and the closure of Celtic Park are the actions which should have been taken if UEFA was to retain any credibility as a disciplinary force.

By allowing John Delaney any input on such a serious matter in which, given Celtic’s traditional hamming up of their Irish links (indeed, the programme for the Milan game makes this very point) and the ownership of the club by a politically-attuned Irish billionaire whom the FAI has previously approached for cash for fund their operations, he clearly had an interest, your integrity is greatly flawed.

Ironically, your dereliction of duty came on the same day when comments attributed to Scottish FA Chief Executive Gordon Smith, regarding an ‘agenda’ against Rangers FC, were rubbished by UEFA spokesman William Gaillard. But by refusing to act strongly against Celtic FC, you have further fueled the perception that your organisation is incapable of acting even-handedly.

Yours in sport,

L. B. Blue Esq.

#1 Today, 15:02
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little boy blues letter to UEFA

couldnt have been more straight to the point. Excellent Read. Hopefully UEFA take note.

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#2 Today, 15:05
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Re: little boy blues letter to UEFA

More Bears should be doing the same.

I’m working on mine and will certainly be letting them know how I feel about the mhanks receiving better treatment than anyone else.

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#3 Today, 15:06
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Re: little boy blues letter to UEFA

could not have agreed more about some of the points that are mentioned in this letter and hopefully uefa will take this on board, afterall is a fan running on the park assaulting a player, not more worthy of a hefty fine rather than just singing songs which may cause offence, i know this next point is all if’s and but’s, BUT what if the guy that ran on the park was drunk, what IF he had a sharp object of some sort, you could almost rest assured that it would be a different story then, the integrity of uefa has already been damaged in my eyes, they only seem interested in fining rangers and nothing has come to close to changing that opinion, until uefa start by dealing with clubs even handedly.

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#4 Today, 15:09
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Re: little boy blues letter to UEFA

I think we now know why AC Milan got a bigger punishment than Celtc. Step forward Mr Delaney.

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#5 Today, 15:09
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No need for ‘ifs or buts’ mate…

Rangers got fined for some mhank making a ‘political statement’.

The mhanks should’ve got f@cking hammered for one of their own invading the park.

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#6 Today, 15:17
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Re: little boy blues letter to UEFA

Maybe the Rutherglen Bugle or the Aberdeen Whorald would print this story because it will likely be the only way of shaming the rest of the mhedia into it. And even then …

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#7 Today, 15:19
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Re: little boy blues letter to UEFA

why did the oirish guy not declare that he had an interest in Sellik

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#8 Today, 15:27
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Can anyone remember how much we were fined when John Brown tossed a trainer’s bag over the touchline during a European match whilst the trainer helped an opposition player up from a non-existent but extremely time-consuming injury?

I would love to compare that punishment to the punishment handed out for an actual assault by a “fan”, no matter how minor, on an opposition player.

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Christ, it’s more deluded they’re getting. Can’t believe I read all that - what a clown.

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My favourite reply bit is from one of the respondents:

know this next point is all if’s and but’s, BUT what if the guy that ran on the park was drunk, what IF he had a sharp object of some sort, you could almost rest assured that it would be a different story then

Eh he was drunk I’m sure.
And saying it’s if’s and but’s in advance doesn’t make it less hypothetical. Of course it would be a different story then. The same as it would be a different story if the guy who ran onto the pitch shot Dida.

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'Dunno if this is true but my grandfather told me last week that his father was friends with a man named William Findlay. Apparently Mr. Findlay was a staunch Orangeman as well as a very talented musician who could play many different instruments including the flute, bass drum, violin and piccolo. Anyway, it seems Williams musical talents took him all around the world and he was a much sought after session musician, all the while still finding the time to come back home to perform at his local lodge. Eventually William found himself landing a cushy job running and performing with the band on the infamous RMS Titanic.

My grandfather tells me that survivers reported that often during that fateful maiden voyage that William led the band on rousing renditions of some loyalist classics. At this time of course we would have been free to celebrate our heritage openly in this way. Changed days, eh?

He even told me that it was speculated at the time that the band played Follow Follow as the ship went down.

More than a club.’

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sledgehammer or is it soulrebel perhaps?whoever is the chelsea fan

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Default Wee story from Benidorm that sums up being a Bear
Mrs Colin Stein, me and my youngest are currently enjoying a wee week in Benidorm. Before we came she bought us both a Union Flag beach towel. Each night they fly proudly from our balcony separated by the bairns Rangers towel. I watch some of the locals walk by, stop and stare at the display and then discuss it, no doubt recalling that momentous night in Barcelona in 72 or the up and coming return visit by the Bears.

Anyway at the poolside yesterday I was approached by a cockney guy, who explained he was a Chelsea supporting serving soldier (and Bear friendly) and asked if the flag display was mine. I said yes, and he said he didnt want to sound cheeky but that the towels were sometimes flying upside down. I thought he was being petty, but he explained he expected more from the Quintessential British Club and that it was that attention to fine detail that made us different from all the rest. I was impressed that he was aware of the Quintessential mantle and I promised to make sure that the flags flew properly in future. Well the wife actually becasue shes in charge of that sort of thing.

Last night as I sat in my balcony I watched my new Chelsea mate and his family return from the town. He stopped outside my balcony, proudly saluted the towels and then carried on to his apartment.

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sledgehammer or is it soulrebel perhaps?whoever is the chelsea fan

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Default Wee story from Benidorm that sums up being a Bear
Mrs Colin Stein, me and my youngest are currently enjoying a wee week in Benidorm. Before we came she bought us both a Union Flag beach towel. Each night they fly proudly from our balcony separated by the bairns Rangers towel. I watch some of the locals walk by, stop and stare at the display and then discuss it, no doubt recalling that momentous night in Barcelona in 72 or the up and coming return visit by the Bears.

Anyway at the poolside yesterday I was approached by a cockney guy, who explained he was a Chelsea supporting serving soldier (and Bear friendly) and asked if the flag display was mine. I said yes, and he said he didnt want to sound cheeky but that the towels were sometimes flying upside down. I thought he was being petty, but he explained he expected more from the Quintessential British Club and that it was that attention to fine detail that made us different from all the rest. I was impressed that he was aware of the Quintessential mantle and I promised to make sure that the flags flew properly in future. Well the wife actually becasue shes in charge of that sort of thing.

Last night as I sat in my balcony I watched my new Chelsea mate and his family return from the town. He stopped outside my balcony, proudly saluted the towels and then carried on to his apartment.

That’s a very moving story.

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Good God they’re something else. They truly are a different species.

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Are we sure that the Celtic hooligan didnt have his mate stanley in his pocket? Dida feared for his life!

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Total Football Magazine feature on the huns from November 1995. Are they bigots too?

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Total football magazine is bigoted.

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At the end of last week, a group of protesters in the Catalan city emptied their bladders into bottles, labelled them up and sealed them and sent one batch to the city authorities as a protest against their lack of preparation for the visit of Rangers fans and their lack of action in the face of the disturbances local people had to put up with.

They said in a note that accompanied the bottles to the town hall: "You knew 20,000 Rangers fans were coming and that only 6,000 of them had tickets for the game, and that the rest would be in the streets getting drunk and behaving with their usual aggressiveness, bearing in mind what these supporters did recently on their visits to Villarreal and Pamplona.

“This goes much further than the four tonnes of rubbish and the litres of urine that they left us with as a parting gift. Worst of all was having to watch them humiliate us in our own city while the police did nothing.”

As part of the same protest, the group has sent a second batch of bottles to Rangers in Glasgow, with a message this time reading: “This is to express our congratulations for the pleasantness and respect you showed to the people of Barcelona, and to show you that, from now on, we intend to treat you in exactly the same way.”

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#1 Yesterday, 23:20
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Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

The financial dynamic between Rangers and Celtc has dramatically changed with the advent of the Champions League.

Without either club ever having had the choice, both have been drawn into a financial contest that has such monetary implications that failure to win threatens the very existence of each of them.

A run of league failures and the loss of this cash cow, in the face of the others success and consequent remuneration, could seriously jeopardize the failing clubs entire existence or ability to compete at the same level.
This situation never existed to the same degree before the Champions League, where the divvy up of available income was so much more equitable in a far more cosy football environment.

Celtc founded under a purely business ethos, have always been far more pragmatic than their rivals.
Forget the charity front, behind the scenes Celtc were always a money making operation for those who put the Club into being, and who have since lived off its profit making ability.
Charity was a design to give it a respectable veneer which enabled this business to capture the hearts of its Roman Catholic Irish Emigrant audience.

Rangers were at first, and to this day survive as a far more naive brother to their younger and more commercially nous rival.
Founded for no other reasons than for the sport itself, for the game that they played, our founders had nothing to offer or gain than that of the pure pleasure of playing football.
Despite Murray, at heart we are the same club.

Rangers often spent more over the years than Celtc, but that was because our club was not a money making enterprise for anyone, more it was a social journey where prestige and attachment gave anyone connected all that they desired.
No one took out more than they had put in.
A sporting club and no more.

It was Celtc where the directors spivvied and sponged all that was available, and each and every enterprise the club concocted had a commercial value with profit the trophy that always mattered the most.

Today we know that this year’s league has enormous implications for both clubs.

Strachan, no matter his failings is not the type of man to want to win at any cost.
Nothing in his past suggests that he would ever advocate the use of unrestrained violence to achieve his football goals.
In short he might be a pest but he is not an animal.

Rangers since the return of Walter have coped very admirably with Celtc and the physical side of the Old Firm game.
However it is not because we are physical in the extreme, but because we have set our stall out to beat them with a defensive formation with very good defensive players in every area of the pitch.
Good defensive players do not give away many free kicks because they are just that, good at defending.
Cuellar, Papac, Hemdani, Davis, Thomson. Dailly, Ferguson even Novo, are not dirty players, thay are just hard working and good at defending.
This is the rock of our success this year.
Hell we even kept Barcelona to a 0-0 yet hardly conceded a free kick.

Now we look back at Wednesday’s Old Firm game.
Hindsight is of course the most exact of sciences.
But still, let us indulge ourselves anyway.

From the first minute Barry Robson makes a rash dangerous and injury threatening challenge on Dailly.
Luckily Dailly emerged unscathed, but the ‘old campaigner’ himself knew that he had suffered a near miss.

Shortly after, Jimmy Vinegar goes in on McGregor, it was indeed a fifty fifty and the ‘Dutch Lump of Wood’ had every right to challenge for the ball, but as McGregor gets there first, he still viciously swipes out anyway and almost takes our goalkeepers head off.
Near miss number two.
Rarely in football have I seen such a reckless challenge on any goalkeeper, and it might have had very serious repercussions but for the ‘Grace of God’ so to speak.
That it went totally unremarked by commentators and phress, sadly is now part of Scottish football mhedia furniture.

However it was only minutes before the ‘coup de gras’, and this was a red card meriting over the top, studs raised tackle on the vulnerable ball winning foot and ankle of Lee McCulloch.
As Hartley’s illegal exocet challenge impacted, I knew instantly that McCulloch had to go off, that he didn’t was a huge mistake.
Nonetheless, everything before had led to this, the crippling of one of our players, and the extra match winning edge that this dishonorable shower needed, had been achieved.

Should we be surprised?
Already the maneuverings off the park suggested that this will be a title fought for, without sporting scruple nor any eye for human decency.
The tragic death of a player or the international ambitions of a footballing nation are just opportunities to be exploited to achieve the goal.
Indeed the end will justify the dark means.
Because there is only the financial bottom line.

Strachan might have winced at events on the field on Wednesday, I don’t know, but I suspect that the power brokers of Shame F.C. cared not a jot.
They need this title, they need the money.
Already they had recognised that ‘Wee Proddy Gordon’ would not be prepared to go the extra mile beyond decency required to win at any cost.
Yes even the loss of limb, career and probably even the health of an opposition player.

So exactly that, and for that reason I believe, is why we have seen the re-introduction at the Septic Stadium of someone with the morality of an IRA Godfather;
step forward Neil Lennon.
I don’t for one second believe that Strachan himself sought this man out.
Why should he?

Believe me, for anyone in doubt, this is a club that in search of a Queens head on the back of a sheet of paper, will not step back from the abyss of any dark art that will gain them success.

The question is, as we enter a new and more dangerous and challenging era in our history, are we as a Club prepared to fight fire with fire?

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#2 Yesterday, 23:22
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an excellent post

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#3 Yesterday, 23:26
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great post.

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#4 Yesterday, 23:26
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Originally Posted by colin
an excellent post

We WILL get a result next sunday.

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#5 Yesterday, 23:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bilkobear
The financial dynamic between Rangers and Celtc has dramatically changed with the advent of the Champions League.

Without either club ever having had the choice, both have been drawn into a financial contest that has such monetary implications that failure to win threatens the very existence of each of them.

A run of league failures and the loss of this cash cow, in the face of the others success and consequent remuneration, could seriously jeopardize the failing clubs entire existence or ability to compete at the same level.
This situation never existed to the same degree before the Champions League, where the divvy up of available income was so much more equitable in a far more cosy football environment.

Celtc founded under a purely business ethos, have always been far more pragmatic than their rivals.
Forget the charity front, behind the scenes Celtc were always a money making operation for those who put the Club into being, and who have since lived off its profit making ability.
Charity was a design to give it a respectable veneer which enabled this business to capture the hearts of its Roman Catholic Irish Emigrant audience.

Rangers were at first, and to this day survive as a far more naive brother to their younger and more commercially nous rival.
Founded for no other reasons than for the sport itself, for the game that they played, our founders had nothing to offer or gain than that of the pure pleasure of playing football.
Despite Murray, at heart we are the same club.

Rangers often spent more over the years than Celtc, but that was because our club was not a money making enterprise for anyone, more it was a social journey where prestige and attachment gave anyone connected all that they desired.
No one took out more than they had put in.
A sporting club and no more.

It was Celtc where the directors spivvied and sponged all that was available, and each and every enterprise the club concocted had a commercial value with profit the trophy that always mattered the most.

Today we know that this year’s league has enormous implications for both clubs.

Strachan, no matter his failings is not the type of man to want to win at any cost.
Nothing in his past suggests that he would ever advocate the use of unrestrained violence to achieve his football goals.
In short he might be a pest but he is not an animal.

Rangers since the return of Walter have coped very admirably with Celtc and the physical side of the Old Firm game.
However it is not because we are physical in the extreme, but because we have set our stall out to beat them with a defensive formation with very good defensive players in every area of the pitch.
Good defensive players do not give away many free kicks because they are just that, good at defending.
Cuellar, Papac, Hemdani, Davis, Thomson. Dailly, Ferguson even Novo, are not dirty players, thay are just hard working and good at defending.
This is the rock of our success this year.
Hell we even kept Barcelona to a 0-0 yet hardly conceded a free kick.

Now we look back at Wednesday’s Old Firm game.
Hindsight is of course the most exact of sciences.
But still, let us indulge ourselves anyway.

From the first minute Barry Robson makes a rash dangerous and injury threatening challenge on Dailly.
Luckily Dailly emerged unscathed, but the ‘old campaigner’ himself knew that he had suffered a near miss.

Shortly after, Jimmy Vinegar goes in on McGregor, it was indeed a fifty fifty and the ‘Dutch Lump of Wood’ had every right to challenge for the ball, but as McGregor gets there first, he still viciously swipes out anyway and almost takes our goalkeepers head off.
Near miss number two.
Rarely in football have I seen such a reckless challenge on any goalkeeper, and it might have had very serious repercussions but for the ‘Grace of God’ so to speak.
That it went totally unremarked by commentators and phress, sadly is now part of Scottish football mhedia furniture.

However it was only minutes before the ‘coup de gras’, and this was a red card meriting over the top, studs raised tackle on the vulnerable ball winning foot and ankle of Lee McCulloch.
As Hartley’s illegal exocet challenge impacted, I knew instantly that McCulloch had to go off, that he didn’t was a huge mistake.
Nonetheless, everything before had led to this, the crippling of one of our players, and the extra match winning edge that this dishonorable shower needed, had been achieved.

Should we be surprised?
Already the maneuverings off the park suggested that this will be a title fought for without sporting scruple nor any eye for human decency.
The tragic death of a player or the international ambitions of a footballing nation are just opportunities to be exploited to achieve the goal.
Indeed the end will justify the dark means.
Because there is only the financial bottom line.

Strachan might have winced at events on the field on Wednesday, I don’t know, but I suspect that the power brokers of Shame F.C. cared not a jot.
They need this title, they need the money.
Already they had recognised that ‘Wee Proddy Gordon’ would not be prepared to go the extra mile beyond decency required to win at any cost.
Yes even the loss of limb, career and probably even the health of an opposition player.

So exactly that, and for that reason I believe, is why we have seen the re-introduction at the Septic Stadium of someone with the morality of an IRA Godfather;
step forward Neil Lennon.
I don’t for one second believe that Strachan himself sought this man out.
Why should he?

Believe me, for anyone in doubt, this is a club that in search of a Queens head on the back of a sheet of paper, will not step back from the abyss of any dark art that will gain them success.

The question is, are we as a Club prepared to fight fire with fire?

Really well put if you dont mind me saying, never thought about the Lurgaan Bigots return to the porkhead in this way, but I do now! Cheers

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#6 Yesterday, 23:29
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We WILL get a result next sunday.

I fully agree

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#7 Yesterday, 23:34
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The club will never back the fans i have learnd that from a run in with lawrence macintyre and a would expect a whole lot less from that prick scott now who is meant to be in charge of our security. Only the bears can look after theyre own and the sooner we all realise that the better.

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#8 Yesterday, 23:36
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

Talking to a Yahoo today who reckoned Strachan fell back on his old managers tactic of hoofing as many of the opposition as possible as early as possible by as many different players as possible.

The earlier the better because the ref will baulk at sending someone off in the first five/ten minutes.

Edit… Excellent article - especially the piece about the origins of that club.

I would not forget the Nationalist/ anti British agenda the founders used to amass enough income to make the club Britain’s (sic) richest club within two years of it’s formation.

Despite SFA efforts to crack down on such abuses, the amateur status of the game was coming under increasing pressure as the larger clubs became more and more profitable. By 1890 Celtic were garnering 5000 per year, the most successful club in Britain at the time. Only so much money could be diverted into improving the ground and charity contributions.

From the SFA Website.

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#9 Yesterday, 23:37
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

a great post and yes we will win stand up to them!!

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Agree 200% with everything there. It can be no coincidence that the behaviour of those scumbags in that game took a malevolent turn since the reappearance of the Lurgan bigot. And with this gameplan in mind, they needed only one more component to fulfil their nefarious objective;

Quote:
“That it went totally unremarked by commentators and phress, sadly is now part of Scottish football mhedia furniture.”

It was not them who I was concerned about as they are an irrelevance to the outcome of the game itself and we are now well accustomed to their bias. Far more sinister was the blind eye turned to the unwashed’s filthy tactics by the officials in charge of the game. The utterly reprehensible Clark was a willing accomplice in the maiming of one of our players and his failure to control the animals was a dereliction of duty.

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#11 Yesterday, 23:49
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

Insightful post. There is no doubt that we have been less successful in establishing our brand. Let’s honest - we are not separatists by nature. We are ordinary Scots, mainly Protestant, and free. They were set up with a sectarian agenda - we were not. We have always assumed that our beliefs in freedom to choose, support for our country, democracy, the crown etc would always prevail.

They lie and often suceed through that. It pervades their club which though rotten to the core through religious prejudice and child abuse, coupled with overt support for evil regimes - from Nazis to child-killing terrorists - has made people think that their cause is more noble than those who uphold our constitution, remember our fallen and feel a close affinity with our country of Scotland within the nation of the United Kingdom that preserves our freedom and gives Scotland its special place.

They will not suceed in football terms though. We may never integrate their hordes of misled adherents, but we will always be the greatest football team and we will win the trophiers this season.

Someday, hopefully soon, we will play them at their own PR game, and put them where they belong. They already have a dustbin history - some day, I pray, they will be consigned there.

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#14 Today, 00:47
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

To answer your question it has to be a definite no,the dignified silence nonsense is something I cant take to,my disgust for all things Sellick has no bounds,they are something if tomorrow were wiped off the face of the earth I would dance in the streets with joy

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#15 Today, 00:59
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

Have to agree with everything you said,brings back memories of Lovenkrands getting hacked down 5 times in the first 15 mins by different players and that was him out the game and the irish mafia were in charge

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#16 Today, 10:10
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

An excellent post, for years now Celtic have had a win at all costs attitude while we’ve stuck with being dignified and it’s cost us big time in recent years.

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#18 Today, 11:10
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

Wonderful read, thoughtful and accurate. The silence from the mhedia is understandable, the Tims have worked well in turning our country into a little “Oirland” over the years and have infiltrated local government and the press until they established a power base. If every Bear can see the danger, and realise there is little time to act left because they grow more powerful every day, why the F can’t the British establishment and, from a purely football slant, the power brokers at Ibrox?

Very good read and i have to say that you are totally spot on with Ra Sellicks need to “win at all costs!”

Any football team who use the death of a former player to gain advantage because of some of their players being injured and suspended DESERVE nothing in the game.

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#22 Today, 12:12
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

a very good post my distinguished friend…and cannot disagree with any of it.If only more people could open their eyes and see what was going on in the bigger picture.

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#23 Today, 12:38
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Re: Celtc FC will do anything to win this league, will we?

some times I wonder how deep this irish/ira mafia connection actually goes and how far they would be prepared to take it to remove any who criticsie or stand up to their club !!!
Before the last old firm game I was worried that celtic might try to ‘do a job’ on our players, I was right. With a different ref in charge for the next one,if he does call it as he sees it there will be no way celtic will finish with eleven players on the pitch. Celtic will not want us to play football, they can slag us for our ‘anti-football’ but deep down they know that if they let us pass the ball about we would destroy them.

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These awards don’t really mean scheidt and I’ll be gutted if they go on and win the league as that’s what matters but they’re going nuts in hunland due to McGeady getting Players’ Player of the Year and the Hamilton manager getting Manager of the Year and it’s pretty funny to read. Follow Follow’s loyal regulars are venting their spleen about the ‘taig fest’, ‘the Irish traitor’ and the likes:

#1 Today, 20:37
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Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

mate on phone as we speak. Some members of audience walked out in disgust.

McManus on stage, Lennon on stage, total taig fest.

Mcgeady player and young player of year.

Billy Read - manager of the year.

what he hell is going on? A fecking farce.

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McGeady got both ? For one fu.cking dragback ?

An absolute scandal.

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I really do despair.

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What a surprise.

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f’uckin joke, but not surprising in the slightest

There are more taig lovers in Scottish Football than anything else

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my mate is going mental.

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That is an absolute disgrace.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

These things mean nothing and will look even more ridiculous when we win everything Scotland has to offer and possibly beyond…

What a sham though. I heard the votes were cast in Febuary, still though…

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Cuellar, played every minute of every game so far I believe, got us to top of league and SC final and won league cup win and Semi of UEFA. Smith done great job. A joke. Our society is corrupt as fluck.

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my mate is going mental.

tell him to lob his mobile at them. well mobiles become invisible when they are thrown anywhere celtic are

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

hopefully wee Nacho goes up on stage and tells Aids what he told him on Wednesday night.

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#12 Today, 20:42
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

Ha ha ha, Player of the Year and Young POTY?

Just goes to show that the mhedia have power in today’s society. Because he definitely hasn’t outshone others this season.

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#13 Today, 20:42
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Just shows this taig infested backwater for what it really is.

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I at least have to give Shaun Maloney some credit, he won both and at least played for two to three months of the season.

How that fukin’ Ladybhoy won any let alone both is an absolute scandal.

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These things mean nothing and will look even more ridiculous when we win everything Scotland has to offer and possibly beyond…

What a sham though. I heard the votes were cast in Febuary, still though…

and thats why we shouldn`t get worked up over it

I don`t give a fuck if they name Shellik as the team of the century tonight

I only care that our name is on the prizes at the end of the season

Once again these things will be used as a spur by Rangers

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Phuck them, they will win nothing that means anything this season.

And these awards will be shown up for what they are.

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#17 Today, 20:43
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

what a joke. another 1 trick pony wins player of the year.

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Cuellar, played every minute of every game so far I believe, got us to top of league and SC final and won league cup win and Semi of UEFA. Smith done great job. A joke. Our society is corrupt as fluck.

Spot on,totally scandalous-the only thing that wee shoite should win is-
Unsportsman- like face of the year.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Cuellar was the stand out for POTY. Not a surprise that he didn’t win though.

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#20 Today, 20:43
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

Let them win something, it will be the only trophy they will get their grubby hands on. We dont need it, Give me the quadruple any day!!

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#21 Today, 20:43
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

1977/78 Rangers win the domestic treble.

Who was manager of the year?

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That is a fcking joke

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mate on phone as we speak. Some members of audience walked out in disgust.

McManus on stage, Lennon on stage, total taig fest.

Mcgeady player and young player of year.

Billy Read - manager of the year.

what he hell is going on? A fecking farce.

Tell your mate to burst into (in the tune of gonna win eff all)

All 4! We’re gonna win All 4!

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#24 Today, 20:43
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

the event should be boycotted from this point on - the only awards ceremony worthy of note is the rangers player of the year awards.

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my mate is going mental.

This board will be too.

A total disgrace.

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McGeady got both ? For one fu.cking dragback ?

An absolute scandal.

am sorry but allan mcgregor has 28 clear sheets this year and for me shouldve got it. and theres king carlos aswel

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1977/78 Rangers win the domestic treble.

Who was manager of the year?

Not Mr Wallace

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

absolute disgrace!

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

What an utter, utter disgrace. If I were McGeady I would be embarrassed to receive those awards. Any number of Rangers players have been better than him this season (albeit that he is a talented player): Cuellar and McGregor to name but a few.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

total and utter disgrace IMHO

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1977/78 Rangers win the domestic treble.

Who was manager of the year?

That would be Billy McBungle with Aberdeen… I remember it well.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Just goes to show what a farce the whole thing is.

A disgrace.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Absoloute disgrace. I could count the number of good games Mcgeady had on one hand so far this season.

The Scottish POTY awards remind me of the voting in the Eurovision song contest. ie. one big farce. Why do we bother having these awards if people are not going to be honest when making their decisions.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

what other proof is needed about the number of tims we play against week in, week out.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

“For reasons other than football” has never been a more appropriate description of these awards.

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1977/78 Rangers win the domestic treble.

Who was manager of the year?

Double Relegation Open Secret.

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Robert Mugabe must have had a hand in this.

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#38 Today, 20:46
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

I’d tell them to take their tainted awards and stick them up their …

fill in the blank

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

so what we all new for some time has been confirmed now
as another said corrupt as ****

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1977/78 Rangers win the domestic treble.

Who was manager of the year?

who was it then?

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For Walter not to be honoured…deary me

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Who the Fook is Billy Read ???

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

how can you win best young player and best player?
that doesn’t make sense for a start.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

he who knew too.

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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

It was for non-footballing reasons.

Seriously.

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#46 Today, 20:48
Divinewind
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Are we really THAT surprised?

the only way to show that decision up for what it is to win everything we are in.

at the end of the day WE KNOW WE ARE THE BEST.

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#47 Today, 20:48
Duffbear_249
I will maintain Join Date: 29-07-2006
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Its the only thing the wee ugly rhat will win this season

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#48 Today, 20:49
paisleyprod
It’s not wrong to hate your rival (unless you support Rangers) Join Date: 28-07-2006
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Rangers were meant to be sat at table 16 - no one there and who can blame them when their manager and players have been blatantly shafted by a bunch of corrupt, inbred rats!

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#49 Today, 20:49
dalmuirbear
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton

Quote:
Originally Posted by makeovertips
who was it then?

Read the thread and you may learn something.

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#50 Today, 20:50
worcester bear
****ed right off Join Date: 01-08-2006
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Re: Disgrace at the Hilton - Irish traitor wins Both PFA awards.

Quote:
Originally Posted by bluebeat_pete
“For reasons other than football” has never been a more appropriate description of these awards.

whats the story behind that quote again? another Lawell special i seem to remember…

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Funniest part of that is how they blame the media. It was the PFA awards - voted for by the players. Cuellar won the award given by the media. No point in throwing logic at them though.

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I thought the funniest part was the lad who asked “How can you win the Player and Young Player awards”

well if you are the best player and you are young…

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More crazy and deranged shit on Follow Follow today:

My father didn’t leave me much if the truth be told, however if there is one thing that I should be eternally grateful to that wee grey haired man, it would be his unshiftable desire to instill some love of Rangers football team and all that goes with it. I’ll be honest, when your two or three you don’t always appreciate being dragged along to watch the teddy bears especially through the hail and snow. But as the years progressed and as I moved from toddler to boy, youth to teenager, and from man to middle aged man, I have finally reached pensionable age. It was that great reformation writer William Shakespeare who wrote about the seven ages of mankind, now I finally grasp what he means.

Billy Shakespeare would not have found himself out of place at modern Ibrox. He could easily have written some of his greatest works there, as he would be surrounded by characters he would have recognized;

Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, Julius Ceasar… Down the years we have had some great Shakesperian characters. Richard Gough = Hamlet, a tortured soul forced to live with inner turmoil. Othello= Mark Walters a man driven mad by his enemies who baited him. Caliban= Davie Dodds, a hideously deformed creature whose facial features appalled all who saw him.

Rangers is an experience, a real experience, you don’t watch Rangers you LIVE Rangers. We touch depths that nobody else can, that is why we are feared and hated in equal measure. That’s all I have to say.

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Thought it would be appropriate to bring this one back to the first page.

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Motherwell 1 Rangers 1

:slight_smile:

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