o/t - Neil Lennon could've been a Ger!

I never knew this; Neil Lennon had a trial at Rangers when he was young, and was even invited over to join them. Even had his photo taken in Ibrox as a nipper

Oh how different it all could have been

They're just football clubs.

FTOF.

Not saying its right or wrong.....but he wouldn't have lasted long at Ibrox. Just like Paul Le Guen.

I dont think the fans would have taken to him, for obvious reasons.

Not saying its right or wrong.....but he wouldn't have lasted long at Ibrox. Just like Paul Le Guen.

I dont think the fans would have taken to him, for obvious reasons.

Why ? because a large proportion of Rangers fans still have a major hang up about signing British or Irish catholics ?

Whatever Celtic's faults (and there are many) their policy has always been ecumenical. Look at some of the biggest heroes of Parkhead over the past 50 years; lots of them were protestant like Jock Stein, Bertie Peacock, Dalglish & Danny McGrain.

I'm not catholic myself and tbh have little time for any religion but I've always hated Rangers with a passion for discriminating on sectarian lines. A truly horrible club.

Not saying its right or wrong.....but he wouldn't have lasted long at Ibrox. Just like Paul Le Guen.

I dont think the fans would have taken to him, for obvious reasons.

Why ? because a large proportion of Rangers fans still have a major hang up about signing British or Irish catholics ?

Whatever Celtic's faults (and there are many) their policy has always been ecumenical. Look at some of the biggest heroes of Parkhead over the past 50 years; lots of them were protestant like Jock Stein, Bertie Peacock, Dalglish & Danny McGrain.

I'm not catholic myself and tbh have little time for any religion but I've always hated Rangers with a passion for discriminating on sectarian lines. A truly horrible club.

mmmm correct me if im wrong but wasn't c****c fc started as a strickly irish catholic club

Not saying its right or wrong.....but he wouldn't have lasted long at Ibrox. Just like Paul Le Guen.

I dont think the fans would have taken to him, for obvious reasons.

Why ? because a large proportion of Rangers fans still have a major hang up about signing British or Irish catholics ?

Whatever Celtic's faults (and there are many) their policy has always been ecumenical. Look at some of the biggest heroes of Parkhead over the past 50 years; lots of them were protestant like Jock Stein, Bertie Peacock, Dalglish & Danny McGrain.

I'm not catholic myself and tbh have little time for any religion but I've always hated Rangers with a passion for discriminating on sectarian lines. A truly horrible club.

mmmm correct me if im wrong but wasn't c****c fc started as a strickly irish catholic club

Yes, you are correct.

Sectarianism is out of order - but its not a one-way street and is rife at both clubs.

O/T but celtic even covered up paedophilia within its club - now THAT is a truly horrible club.