total scum

Even the foreign players, from Glasgow's main rival teams, hate each other.

Until my proper job started, I briefly worked for a jeweller's, looking after the celebrity clients. (Read foot players, crooks, and drug barons.)

I can't remember their names. One played for Celtic, tall African, whose name sounded like Bilbo Baggins, and the other geezer was that long haired Italian, who later went down to play for Blackburn Rovers.

They nearly ended up scrapping, when they both came in at the same time, for yet another diamond encrused Rolex.

Then there was that daft apeth Gazza, who foolishly decided it would be a good idea to mime playing the Irish flute, after scoring a goal in his debut for Rangers.

Football sends Weegies loopy.
 
garinda said:
I can't remember their names. One played for Celtic, tall African, whose name sounded like Bilbo Baggins, and the other geezer was that long haired Italian, who later went down to play for Blackburn Rovers.
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Bobo Balde, and Lorenzo Amoruso!

Just came back to me!

:D
 
Mancie said:
How could we have forgot these legends in football.. and one of them played for Blackburn Rovers?..:D
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If he was a rerject from a Scottish team the he is patently forgettable.

I was amued to see Salmon campaining against the closure of Lossiemouth & Kinloss - as already stated he wants to be totally independent of England - but he still wants our money. Let us rebuild and re-inforce the wall.:rolleyes::mosher:
 
Barrie Yates said:
If he was a rerject from a Scottish team the he is patently forgettable.

I was amued to see Salmon campaining against the closure of Lossiemouth & Kinloss - as already stated he wants to be totally independent of England - but he still wants our money. Let us rebuild and re-inforce the wall.:rolleyes::mosher:
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I think we should bring back oud adie and ask him to rebuild his wall, and do away with the pile of porridge spoons in that field near the Iron Bridge:D
 
and heres the most contradicting statement ever Celtic Trust statement re the Poppy? and by the way they have nothing to do with the real scotland they want to be irish but the funny thing is ireland dont want them either and tealeef we are englands oldest allies and read your history about the english civil war;)
 
A lot of the fans were not happy including some season ticket holders I know. The stewards seemed to have been powerless as well. Thing is there is a minority that think this kind of behavior is acceptable and will carry on doing these outrageous things. The club IMHO dosnt have a clue what to do about this element in the support nor any idea on how to prevent it. The statement is bum fluff as for decades it was only interested in players of the right religion though that is slowly changing. The idiots have gone too far this time and stained Scotland as well as the clubs reputation.
 
cmonstanley said:
and heres the most contradicting statement ever Celtic Trust statement re the Poppy? and by the way they have nothing to do with the real scotland they want to be irish but the funny thing is ireland dont want them either and tealeef we are englands oldest allies and read your history about the english civil war;)
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I think you'll find the oldest structure of defence in these islands, is Hadrian's Wall.

;)
 
jaysay said:
I think we should bring back oud adie and ask him to rebuild his wall, and do away with the pile of porridge spoons in that field near the Iron Bridge:D
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we cant jaysay ... otherwise the spugster wont be able to get down here .... and then what would happen to the haggi delivery .... :D:D:D
 
DaveinGermany said:
On top of that they're also belittling the bravery,courage & steadfastness of many fine Scottish & Irish fighting men & regiments who've served with pride. loyalty & distinction in the past & in the present day regardless of their own personal religious views.
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Scotland suffered one of the highest proportionate losses of any Allied nation in the First World War ... Niall Ferguson discusses this in his "The Pity of War".
 
I recently went on a 3 day trip to Belgium and France , visiting where my two great uncles are buried.

The most memorable part of the trip was at the Menin Gate in Ypres, where at 8pm every night of the year, 365 days, the traffic is stopped, and the local brass band play the Last Post. It is a ceremony that is stark in its simplicity, but yet one of the most haunting and moving sights I've ever seen in my life. The ceremony remembers the sacrifice made by the thousands of soldiers, English, Scottish, Irish and many other nationalities, who gave their lives so that we can live in freedom.

It strikes me that one of the liberties that they were fighting for was freedom of speech - the very right that those football fans were using in displaying their posters at the Celtic match.

Who was it who said that I disagree with what you say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it?

The only crime they are guilty of is crass ignorance.
 
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gynn said:
I recently went on a 3 day trip to Belgium and France , visiting where my two great uncles are buried.

The most memorable part of the trip was at the Menin Gate in Ypres, where at 8pm every night of the year, 365 days, the traffic is stopped, and the local brass band play the Last Post. It is a ceremony that is stark in its simplicity, but yet one of the most haunting and moving sights I've ever seen in my life. The ceremony remembers the sacrifice made by the thousands of soldiers, English, Scottish, Irish and many other nationalities, who gave their lives so that we can live in freedom.

It strikes me that one of the liberties that they were fighting for was freedom of speech - the very right that those football fans were using in displaying their posters at the Celtic match.

Who was it who said that I disagree with what you say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it?

The only crime they are guilty of is crass ignorance.
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And the neanderthals wouldn't wouldn't understand that anyway
 
SPUGGIE J said:
A lot of the fans were not happy including some season ticket holders I know. The stewards seemed to have been powerless as well. Thing is there is a minority that think this kind of behavior is acceptable and will carry on doing these outrageous things. The club IMHO dosnt have a clue what to do about this element in the support nor any idea on how to prevent it. The statement is bum fluff as for decades it was only interested in players of the right religion though that is slowly changing. The idiots have gone too far this time and stained Scotland as well as the clubs reputation.
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sorry but i have to disagree spugs their reputation has already been tarnished when they booed a minutes silenced and had to have a minutes applause last year ask any arsenal fan what happened at their friendly last year and the club must have known and let them bring the banners in and last night a well known journalist said it didnt look like a tiny minority either YouTube - Celtic FC's Poppy Protest vs Falkirk and its not the first time either sorry to disagree but people cant hide the truth any longer
 
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