THE CELTIC HATE THREAD

Can't be the most hated when they've got fans all around the uk and the world? i'm not arguing anymore this is pathetic and sad just full of rangers fans or people who have no clue about the Irish connection.

So what, Liverpool have got fans all over the uk and they are as despised as Celtic
f**k the irish connection, shouldnt condone their behaviour.

Condone? thats like saying i support cardiff and i condone hooligans? doesn't work like that i'm cardiff i'm not hooligan and i'm celtic fan not a fan of the IRA simple.

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Condone? thats like saying i support cardiff and i condone hooligans? doesn't work like that i'm cardiff i'm not hooligan and i'm celtic fan not a fan of the IRA simple.

Your in the majority on Cardiff and the minority on Celtic so no comparison

If you went to a game yourself and seen it for yourself and understood then come back not gonna comment back because no1 will win.

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

i love celtic and and we will f*cking show youss how to play football the glasgow celtic way. up the ira so f**k youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus ya dirty cardiff bastards. hail hail and up the green brigade

got to be a wind up

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

Good post, got it spot on! We've been under English rule so long we've started to think like them!!!

i love celtic and and we will f*cking show youss how to play football the glasgow celtic way. up the ira so f**k youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus ya dirty cardiff bastards. hail hail and up the green brigade

Thanks for that you f*cking scummy c**t. Come here with that attitude tomorrow and you fuckers will get what you got last year - not so gobby then were you

And, on the off chance you have some form of education, something has always confused me with your lot - why can't you spell "boy" properly?

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

Quite agree, but we've had years of brainwashing brit rule as is obvious in some of the posts on this thread. Fe godwn eto!

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is? [/quote]

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne[/quote]

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me[/quote]
Quite agree, but we've had years of brainwashing brit rule as is obvious in some of the posts on this thread. Fe godwn eto![/quote]


tiochfaidh ar la = Fe godwn eto!

Let's leave Celtic fans be

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

spot on Johnny... Y Ddraig Goch ddyry cychwyn

Kind of disappointed to see this many ignorant comments for Cardiff supporters. There are a few however who seem to be more knowledgable than others.


It's a small minority of Celtic fans who sing about the OLD IRA .. who fought for independance in Ireland. Songs like 'The Boys of the Old Brigade' who were recently honoured by the Queen during her recent state visit - are rarely song nowadays and when they are it is by a small minority of fans.

It's very well known that Celtic have a large Irish following, and considering the attrocities that British troops once commited in Ireland, it's not really surprising that Celtic have a small element amongst their support who are less than fullsome in their praise of the British army and the Poppy.

If I am honest, I believe their is no place at Celtic Park for political songs. However as I said it is only a small minority of Celtic fans who sing them. I'm sure I read a comment in the thread which critisised Celtic fans for flying the Tri-Color. Celtic were founded by Brother Walfrid, and Irish immigrant, have a huge Irish following, their first manager was Irish, even the first sod of turf is from Donegal. it is perfectly acceptable for fans to celebrate that in waving the Irish tri-color.

As for the claims of interupted minutes of silence. The last time Celtic fans took part in a minutes silence was the one held last season at Ibrox for the victims of the Ibrox disaster which was observed impeccably by the visiting Celtic support. As soon as the whistle was blown the Rangers fans errupted into a chorus of The Famine Song.

Whenever Celtic fans travel away in Europe they are welcomed and boast awards from UEFA for behaviour. I don't even have to mention Manchester.

Comparing that with Rangers who have the whole stadium, literally thousands upon thousands of people sing songs about killing Catholics, popes, being up to their knees in fenian blood and mocking the death of a million people with 'The Famine is over why don't you go home?'

They've been fined three times in the past five consecutive years for sectarian singing. Their fans are now banned from attending their games in the Champions League next season. Find me an instance where Celtic have been punished for anything like this?!? Along with the Rangers season ticket holders who were arrested for the attempted murder of Celtic's manager. The season hasn't even started and they have been involved in sectarian incidents already. Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans.

Celtic are a club open to all races and religions, the club itself has great traditions . Rangers had a strict no Catholic signing policy until just twenty years ago.

All this and it's Celtic fans you hate?

I think what deserves hate is the amount of racist comments in this thread. I'd also like to know why some of the members of this forum "hate" Neil Lennon? I think some of you need to do a bit of reserach before you go around spouting racist bile like that and giving Cardiff a bad name.

excellent post, mate...

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

That's the reason then some of the Celtic fans espouse the merits of the IRA/Real IRA/Continuity IRA etc:

Apart from your own take on world economics being the blame for the English invasion of Ireland (shouldn't you consider previous events e.g. Cromwells dictatorship there?) it's obvious to me now the significance of abusing all and sundry who don't agree with your political ideals at a football match.

Cheers for clearing that up.

You're talking bollocks butt.

The odd thing here is I'm left wing and republican.

i live in scotland and i see first hand what a shambles all of this is.

my favourite team (although i dont support them) up here is celtic purely because i cant stand the english, a proud celt! (the Welsh kind) the majority of my family up here are rangers fans with the exception of my half sister who took me to watch celtic play rangers when i was just a kid so i enjoy winding my family up by always wanting celtic to beat them.

i go to the pub to watch the old firm play each other with my mates, some are celtic the rest are rangers. we all get smashed and they take it in turns signing each of the songs to each other but they never fall out. my personal opinion is both clubs are as bad as each other. they both have an element that makes my skin crawl. but the vast majority are a good bunch.

truth is i couldnt give a flying f*ck about anything other than the football side of things. only got one love Cardiff City and i hope they smash celtic tonight.

i live in scotland and i see first hand what a shambles all of this is.

my favourite team (although i dont support them) up here is celtic purely because i cant stand the english, a proud celt! (the Welsh kind) the majority of my family up here are rangers fans with the exception of my half sister who took me to watch celtic play rangers when i was just a kid so i enjoy winding my family up by always wanting celtic to beat them.

i go to the pub to watch the old firm play each other with my mates, some are celtic the rest are rangers. we all get smashed and they take it in turns signing each of the songs to each other but they never fall out. my personal opinion is both clubs are as bad as each other. they both have an element that makes my skin crawl. but the vast majority are a good bunch.

truth is i couldnt give a flying f*ck about anything other than the football side of things. only got one love Cardiff City and i hope they smash celtic tonight.

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

Take your politics and f**k off to a politics forum.

Politics have no place in football.

quote="Johnny Rythmn"]The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is? [/quote]

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne[/quote]

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me[/quote]

Take your politics and f**k off to a politics forum.

Politics have no place in football.[/quote]

That's your polotical opinion is it?

The annoying thing about opinions is that everyone is entitled to them.

Stand up if you hate Swansea ........ who gives a toss about hating Celtic

quote="Johnny Rythmn"]The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne[/quote]

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me[/quote]

Take your politics and f**k off to a politics forum.

Politics have no place in football.[/quote]

That's your polotical opinion is it?

The annoying thing about opinions is that everyone is entitled to them. [/quote]

No its a football opinion you deluded c**t

quote="Johnny Rythmn"]The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me[/quote]

Take your politics and f**k off to a politics forum.

Politics have no place in football.[/quote]

That's your polotical opinion is it?

The annoying thing about opinions is that everyone is entitled to them. [/quote]

No its a football opinion you deluded c**t[/quote]

That one went right over your head didn't it?

and you're either that stupid or lazy that you couldn't even be bothered to put your hand up and try and catch it.

What a fecking eejit

As for the claims of interupted minutes of silence. The last time Celtic fans took part in a minutes silence was the one held last season at Ibrox for the victims of the Ibrox disaster which was observed impeccably by the visiting Celtic support. As soon as the whistle was blown the Rangers fans errupted into a chorus of The Famine Song.

I don't know how else to put this so I'll just do it outright - liar. Celtic fans, around 200 or so, took it upon themselves to clap (as if a minutes applause was what was asked for) during the first 20 seconds of the silence, which prompted a fair section of their support to then shout shutup. The only thing which erupted after the silence (can you call it that?) was a chorus of boos and "You're scum and you know you are", similar to when Celtic disrupted the silence on Remembrance Day in Falkirk.

They've been fined three times in the past five consecutive years for sectarian singing. Their fans are now banned from attending their games in the Champions League next season. Find me an instance where Celtic have been punished for anything like this?!? Along with the Rangers season ticket holders who were arrested for the attempted murder of Celtic's manager. The season hasn't even started and they have been involved in sectarian incidents already. Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans.

Banned for one Champions League away game on the say so of FARE - a 'company' which no longer operates in Scotland (funny that) and was run by Piara Powar (whose wife openly supports the Jolly Craicster's Celtic and has an open Pro-IRA stance) - with no investigation by UEFA.

And to quash the "Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans" lie, I present you this:

Given the conflicting reports in various media outlets concerning the activities at last nights game, I called Stirling Albion to try and get to the bottom of said reports and managed to have a quite lengthy conversation with their (very helpful) press officer Paul Goodwin.

Mr Goodwin, who is happy to be quoted, had the following to say in response;

• There was, to his knowledge, no sectarian singing at all last night. Indeed, he only recognised two of the songs, those being The Sash and Rule Brittania.

• There were announcements made over the tannoys - Police messages that if sectarian singing was indulged in then arrests would be made. There were NO arrests.

• Mr Goodwin stated he felt the announcements were made as a standard warning and not in response to singing.

• A number of journalists were keen to clarify the events last night (Scotsman and BBC amongst them), with one journalist in particular 'tweeting' from the stadium. Mr Goodwin could not determine who that was and so could not confirm the name of the journalist.

• Mr Goodwin was at pains to offer his thanks to The Rangers support at large and how they contributed to a great atmosphere at the game. Indeed, he went on to offer his thanks to the club itself for helping Stirling Albion with this match.

He was keen to have these responses made available to Rangers supporters via our websites, then invited me to email him so he could write something for publication concerning the events. How refreshing - I can't really exaggerate how helpful and positive the gentleman was in responding to my questions.

Would it be possible for one of RM mods or admin to message me and I can pass on Mr Goodwins email so the site itself can publish his written responses? And would anyone know how best to inform our club itself of the spin being placed on the events at a pre-season friendly?

I dread to think what the press have planned for us if there is this level of motivation and interest at a match vs Stirling Albion.

But of course, you already knew that - it probably just didn't fit your agenda.

Celtic are a club open to all races and religions, the club itself has great traditions . Rangers had a strict no Catholic signing policy until just twenty years ago.

Another lie! The club didn't make a deal of signing Catholics, we had plenty on our books - Catholics openly decided against joining Rangers because our fans opposed the Catholic Church and feared they wouldn't be accepted by the Ibrox legions. But, again, you probably knew that already.

Comparing that with Rangers who have the whole stadium, literally thousands upon thousands of people sing songs about killing Catholics, popes, being up to their knees in fenian blood and mocking the death of a million people with 'The Famine is over why don't you go home?'

No song sung at Ibrox gives a specific mention to killing Catholics at all, send your lies to PO Box GTF.

The famine song, a big debate in Scotland - and perhaps the world - in the season before last, gives no reference to mocking the dead in Ireland, the song suggests that Celtic fans who think themselves to be Irish have no reason to be in the country anymore if they aren't happy with how things work, and who we are ruled by. The song suggests - if you are Irish and hate the crown, f**k off home. Again though, that wouldn't suit the agenda that everyone's against Celtic though...

I think what deserves hate is the amount of racist comments in this thread. I'd also like to know why some of the members of this forum "hate" Neil Lennon? I think some of you need to do a bit of reserach before you go around spouting racist bile like that and giving Cardiff a bad name.

Saying you hate Neil Lennon isn't racist, Neil Lennon isn't a race. The man is a complete and utter c**t who brings attention to himself through his actions and words. After cupping his ears to the Rangers support after the 0-0 draw at Ibrox at the end of the season he took abuse from our support, then claimed it was all a joke.

Fast forward to Australia recently, when the Rangers supporters clubs in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc (plus current Perth Glory manager Ian Ferguson) hired a plan to trail a banner hailing Rangers as the Champions over the stadium Celtic were about to kick off in. Lennon was fuming at this, he couldn't see it as a joke and branded it "pathetic".

This is the same Neil Lennon who is against sectarianism, but when playing for Celtic he spat on a Rangers scarf on the ground and mouthed "Orange Bastards" to the support. What a gentleman.

The shite you spout may work on other idiots in the world, but most football fans can see through the bullshit media drive Celtic have. Their "Please love us" stance is pathetic, and their "special relationships" with clubs around the world is nothing short of a cringe worthy attempt to try and side with clubs who you think have a similar political stance to yourselves, when in reality most of them just want to play and watch football - not side with a bunch of idiots about the Irish divide or the Palestine/Israel debate.

People just aren't that interested in Celtic.

The Brits are always at war with someone!

Strange aint it how everyone picks on you!

The paddys, the wogs! oh f**k! These countries don't have armies to invade Britain so let's go to their countries, invade put a puppet government in power and call it deomocracy. I know we'll get all the working classes for gun fodder, they'll do all the dirty work for us and we'll reap the profits and make their parents redundant, then reposess their homes and it goes on and on...can't any of you f**k wits see who the real enemy is?

we are not the ones playing the victim card johnny we leave that to the celtic fans

you right we have invaded and occupied many countries in our history (tho why we bothered with ireland baffles me, theres f**k all worth exploiting).

we are paying for it now thats for sure. we have been invaded for years from the west and put up less of a fight that shamus caca did at the boyne

The reason for invading Ireland was for it's land and the reason for trying to maintain it was strategic, militarily and economoically.

If you've studied world economics you would have seen a geographical pattern emerging from from east to west. Starting with thr Romans trading with spices and china etc etc. This is evident with the Medici family for instance, but anyway
the discovery of the Americas led to a geographical shift from the east to the west. This was further enhanced during the industrial revolution when Chicago was being built blah blah blah fecking blah.

So the "NOVEAUX RICHE AND ROYALTY OF BRITAIN" thought of Ireland as a nice little garden where they could hunt, shoot, fish, build stately homes and have their next port of call as the USA.

As well as having control of the Atlantic coast.

At the same time as these cnuts were robbing and shooting their way across the globe they were sending the men and children of south wales down pits that were unsafe and still remained unsafe even as late as 1966, God Bless them.


Welsh people owe them nothing they robbed wales and gave the mines to the jocks, bute, loudon etc.

I just don't understand how any welsh man can have any loyalty to the crown, f*cking amazes me

Probably because most people in South Wales are genetically English or Irish.

Probably because most people in South Wales are genetically English or Irish.

idiot, far from it

As for the claims of interupted minutes of silence. The last time Celtic fans took part in a minutes silence was the one held last season at Ibrox for the victims of the Ibrox disaster which was observed impeccably by the visiting Celtic support. As soon as the whistle was blown the Rangers fans errupted into a chorus of The Famine Song.

I don't know how else to put this so I'll just do it outright - liar. Celtic fans, around 200 or so, took it upon themselves to clap (as if a minutes applause was what was asked for) during the first 20 seconds of the silence, which prompted a fair section of their support to then shout shutup. The only thing which erupted after the silence (can you call it that?) was a chorus of boos and "You're scum and you know you are", similar to when Celtic disrupted the silence on Remembrance Day in Falkirk.

They've been fined three times in the past five consecutive years for sectarian singing. Their fans are now banned from attending their games in the Champions League next season. Find me an instance where Celtic have been punished for anything like this?!? Along with the Rangers season ticket holders who were arrested for the attempted murder of Celtic's manager. The season hasn't even started and they have been involved in sectarian incidents already. Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans.

Banned for one Champions League away game on the say so of FARE - a 'company' which no longer operates in Scotland (funny that) and was run by Piara Powar (whose wife openly supports the Jolly Craicster's Celtic and has an open Pro-IRA stance) - with no investigation by UEFA.

And to quash the "Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans" lie, I present you this:

Given the conflicting reports in various media outlets concerning the activities at last nights game, I called Stirling Albion to try and get to the bottom of said reports and managed to have a quite lengthy conversation with their (very helpful) press officer Paul Goodwin.

Mr Goodwin, who is happy to be quoted, had the following to say in response;

• There was, to his knowledge, no sectarian singing at all last night. Indeed, he only recognised two of the songs, those being The Sash and Rule Brittania.

• There were announcements made over the tannoys - Police messages that if sectarian singing was indulged in then arrests would be made. There were NO arrests.

• Mr Goodwin stated he felt the announcements were made as a standard warning and not in response to singing.

• A number of journalists were keen to clarify the events last night (Scotsman and BBC amongst them), with one journalist in particular 'tweeting' from the stadium. Mr Goodwin could not determine who that was and so could not confirm the name of the journalist.

• Mr Goodwin was at pains to offer his thanks to The Rangers support at large and how they contributed to a great atmosphere at the game. Indeed, he went on to offer his thanks to the club itself for helping Stirling Albion with this match.

He was keen to have these responses made available to Rangers supporters via our websites, then invited me to email him so he could write something for publication concerning the events. How refreshing - I can't really exaggerate how helpful and positive the gentleman was in responding to my questions.

Would it be possible for one of RM mods or admin to message me and I can pass on Mr Goodwins email so the site itself can publish his written responses? And would anyone know how best to inform our club itself of the spin being placed on the events at a pre-season friendly?

I dread to think what the press have planned for us if there is this level of motivation and interest at a match vs Stirling Albion.

But of course, you already knew that - it probably just didn't fit your agenda.

Celtic are a club open to all races and religions, the club itself has great traditions . Rangers had a strict no Catholic signing policy until just twenty years ago.

Another lie! The club didn't make a deal of signing Catholics, we had plenty on our books - Catholics openly decided against joining Rangers because our fans opposed the Catholic Church and feared they wouldn't be accepted by the Ibrox legions. But, again, you probably knew that already.

Comparing that with Rangers who have the whole stadium, literally thousands upon thousands of people sing songs about killing Catholics, popes, being up to their knees in fenian blood and mocking the death of a million people with 'The Famine is over why don't you go home?'

No song sung at Ibrox gives a specific mention to killing Catholics at all, send your lies to PO Box GTF.

The famine song, a big debate in Scotland - and perhaps the world - in the season before last, gives no reference to mocking the dead in Ireland, the song suggests that Celtic fans who think themselves to be Irish have no reason to be in the country anymore if they aren't happy with how things work, and who we are ruled by. The song suggests - if you are Irish and hate the crown, f**k off home. Again though, that wouldn't suit the agenda that everyone's against Celtic though...

I think what deserves hate is the amount of racist comments in this thread. I'd also like to know why some of the members of this forum "hate" Neil Lennon? I think some of you need to do a bit of reserach before you go around spouting racist bile like that and giving Cardiff a bad name.

Saying you hate Neil Lennon isn't racist, Neil Lennon isn't a race. The man is a complete and utter c**t who brings attention to himself through his actions and words. After cupping his ears to the Rangers support after the 0-0 draw at Ibrox at the end of the season he took abuse from our support, then claimed it was all a joke.

Fast forward to Australia recently, when the Rangers supporters clubs in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc (plus current Perth Glory manager Ian Ferguson) hired a plan to trail a banner hailing Rangers as the Champions over the stadium Celtic were about to kick off in. Lennon was fuming at this, he couldn't see it as a joke and branded it "pathetic".

This is the same Neil Lennon who is against sectarianism, but when playing for Celtic he spat on a Rangers scarf on the ground and mouthed "Orange Bastards" to the support. What a gentleman.

The shite you spout may work on other idiots in the world, but most football fans can see through the bullshit media drive Celtic have. Their "Please love us" stance is pathetic, and their "special relationships" with clubs around the world is nothing short of a cringe worthy attempt to try and side with clubs who you think have a similar political stance to yourselves, when in reality most of them just want to play and watch football - not side with a bunch of idiots about the Irish divide or the Palestine/Israel debate.

People just aren't that interested in Celtic.

Back of the net.

As for the claims of interupted minutes of silence. The last time Celtic fans took part in a minutes silence was the one held last season at Ibrox for the victims of the Ibrox disaster which was observed impeccably by the visiting Celtic support. As soon as the whistle was blown the Rangers fans errupted into a chorus of The Famine Song.

I don't know how else to put this so I'll just do it outright - liar. Celtic fans, around 200 or so, took it upon themselves to clap (as if a minutes applause was what was asked for) during the first 20 seconds of the silence, which prompted a fair section of their support to then shout shutup. The only thing which erupted after the silence (can you call it that?) was a chorus of boos and "You're scum and you know you are", similar to when Celtic disrupted the silence on Remembrance Day in Falkirk.

They've been fined three times in the past five consecutive years for sectarian singing. Their fans are now banned from attending their games in the Champions League next season. Find me an instance where Celtic have been punished for anything like this?!? Along with the Rangers season ticket holders who were arrested for the attempted murder of Celtic's manager. The season hasn't even started and they have been involved in sectarian incidents already. Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans.

Banned for one Champions League away game on the say so of FARE - a 'company' which no longer operates in Scotland (funny that) and was run by Piara Powar (whose wife openly supports the Jolly Craicster's Celtic and has an open Pro-IRA stance) - with no investigation by UEFA.

And to quash the "Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans" lie, I present you this:

Given the conflicting reports in various media outlets concerning the activities at last nights game, I called Stirling Albion to try and get to the bottom of said reports and managed to have a quite lengthy conversation with their (very helpful) press officer Paul Goodwin.

Mr Goodwin, who is happy to be quoted, had the following to say in response;

• There was, to his knowledge, no sectarian singing at all last night. Indeed, he only recognised two of the songs, those being The Sash and Rule Brittania.

• There were announcements made over the tannoys - Police messages that if sectarian singing was indulged in then arrests would be made. There were NO arrests.

• Mr Goodwin stated he felt the announcements were made as a standard warning and not in response to singing.

• A number of journalists were keen to clarify the events last night (Scotsman and BBC amongst them), with one journalist in particular 'tweeting' from the stadium. Mr Goodwin could not determine who that was and so could not confirm the name of the journalist.

• Mr Goodwin was at pains to offer his thanks to The Rangers support at large and how they contributed to a great atmosphere at the game. Indeed, he went on to offer his thanks to the club itself for helping Stirling Albion with this match.

He was keen to have these responses made available to Rangers supporters via our websites, then invited me to email him so he could write something for publication concerning the events. How refreshing - I can't really exaggerate how helpful and positive the gentleman was in responding to my questions.

Would it be possible for one of RM mods or admin to message me and I can pass on Mr Goodwins email so the site itself can publish his written responses? And would anyone know how best to inform our club itself of the spin being placed on the events at a pre-season friendly?

I dread to think what the press have planned for us if there is this level of motivation and interest at a match vs Stirling Albion.

But of course, you already knew that - it probably just didn't fit your agenda.

Celtic are a club open to all races and religions, the club itself has great traditions . Rangers had a strict no Catholic signing policy until just twenty years ago.

Another lie! The club didn't make a deal of signing Catholics, we had plenty on our books - Catholics openly decided against joining Rangers because our fans opposed the Catholic Church and feared they wouldn't be accepted by the Ibrox legions. But, again, you probably knew that already.

Comparing that with Rangers who have the whole stadium, literally thousands upon thousands of people sing songs about killing Catholics, popes, being up to their knees in fenian blood and mocking the death of a million people with 'The Famine is over why don't you go home?'

No song sung at Ibrox gives a specific mention to killing Catholics at all, send your lies to PO Box GTF.

The famine song, a big debate in Scotland - and perhaps the world - in the season before last, gives no reference to mocking the dead in Ireland, the song suggests that Celtic fans who think themselves to be Irish have no reason to be in the country anymore if they aren't happy with how things work, and who we are ruled by. The song suggests - if you are Irish and hate the crown, f**k off home. Again though, that wouldn't suit the agenda that everyone's against Celtic though...

I think what deserves hate is the amount of racist comments in this thread. I'd also like to know why some of the members of this forum "hate" Neil Lennon? I think some of you need to do a bit of reserach before you go around spouting racist bile like that and giving Cardiff a bad name.

Saying you hate Neil Lennon isn't racist, Neil Lennon isn't a race. The man is a complete and utter c**t who brings attention to himself through his actions and words. After cupping his ears to the Rangers support after the 0-0 draw at Ibrox at the end of the season he took abuse from our support, then claimed it was all a joke.

Fast forward to Australia recently, when the Rangers supporters clubs in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc (plus current Perth Glory manager Ian Ferguson) hired a plan to trail a banner hailing Rangers as the Champions over the stadium Celtic were about to kick off in. Lennon was fuming at this, he couldn't see it as a joke and branded it "pathetic".

This is the same Neil Lennon who is against sectarianism, but when playing for Celtic he spat on a Rangers scarf on the ground and mouthed "Orange Bastards" to the support. What a gentleman.

The shite you spout may work on other idiots in the world, but most football fans can see through the bullshit media drive Celtic have. Their "Please love us" stance is pathetic, and their "special relationships" with clubs around the world is nothing short of a cringe worthy attempt to try and side with clubs who you think have a similar political stance to yourselves, when in reality most of them just want to play and watch football - not side with a bunch of idiots about the Irish divide or the Palestine/Israel debate.

People just aren't that interested in Celtic.

Back of the net.

Game, set and match!

As for the claims of interupted minutes of silence. The last time Celtic fans took part in a minutes silence was the one held last season at Ibrox for the victims of the Ibrox disaster which was observed impeccably by the visiting Celtic support. As soon as the whistle was blown the Rangers fans errupted into a chorus of The Famine Song.

I don't know how else to put this so I'll just do it outright - liar. Celtic fans, around 200 or so, took it upon themselves to clap (as if a minutes applause was what was asked for) during the first 20 seconds of the silence, which prompted a fair section of their support to then shout shutup. The only thing which erupted after the silence (can you call it that?) was a chorus of boos and "You're scum and you know you are", similar to when Celtic disrupted the silence on Remembrance Day in Falkirk.

They've been fined three times in the past five consecutive years for sectarian singing. Their fans are now banned from attending their games in the Champions League next season. Find me an instance where Celtic have been punished for anything like this?!? Along with the Rangers season ticket holders who were arrested for the attempted murder of Celtic's manager. The season hasn't even started and they have been involved in sectarian incidents already. Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans.

Banned for one Champions League away game on the say so of FARE - a 'company' which no longer operates in Scotland (funny that) and was run by Piara Powar (whose wife openly supports the Jolly Craicster's Celtic and has an open Pro-IRA stance) - with no investigation by UEFA.

And to quash the "Last week a pre season friendly against Stirling Albion was almost called off at half time due to sectarian singing by Rangers fans" lie, I present you this:

Given the conflicting reports in various media outlets concerning the activities at last nights game, I called Stirling Albion to try and get to the bottom of said reports and managed to have a quite lengthy conversation with their (very helpful) press officer Paul Goodwin.

Mr Goodwin, who is happy to be quoted, had the following to say in response;

• There was, to his knowledge, no sectarian singing at all last night. Indeed, he only recognised two of the songs, those being The Sash and Rule Brittania.

• There were announcements made over the tannoys - Police messages that if sectarian singing was indulged in then arrests would be made. There were NO arrests.

• Mr Goodwin stated he felt the announcements were made as a standard warning and not in response to singing.

• A number of journalists were keen to clarify the events last night (Scotsman and BBC amongst them), with one journalist in particular 'tweeting' from the stadium. Mr Goodwin could not determine who that was and so could not confirm the name of the journalist.

• Mr Goodwin was at pains to offer his thanks to The Rangers support at large and how they contributed to a great atmosphere at the game. Indeed, he went on to offer his thanks to the club itself for helping Stirling Albion with this match.

He was keen to have these responses made available to Rangers supporters via our websites, then invited me to email him so he could write something for publication concerning the events. How refreshing - I can't really exaggerate how helpful and positive the gentleman was in responding to my questions.

Would it be possible for one of RM mods or admin to message me and I can pass on Mr Goodwins email so the site itself can publish his written responses? And would anyone know how best to inform our club itself of the spin being placed on the events at a pre-season friendly?

I dread to think what the press have planned for us if there is this level of motivation and interest at a match vs Stirling Albion.

But of course, you already knew that - it probably just didn't fit your agenda.

Celtic are a club open to all races and religions, the club itself has great traditions . Rangers had a strict no Catholic signing policy until just twenty years ago.

Another lie! The club didn't make a deal of signing Catholics, we had plenty on our books - Catholics openly decided against joining Rangers because our fans opposed the Catholic Church and feared they wouldn't be accepted by the Ibrox legions. But, again, you probably knew that already.

Comparing that with Rangers who have the whole stadium, literally thousands upon thousands of people sing songs about killing Catholics, popes, being up to their knees in fenian blood and mocking the death of a million people with 'The Famine is over why don't you go home?'

No song sung at Ibrox gives a specific mention to killing Catholics at all, send your lies to PO Box GTF.

The famine song, a big debate in Scotland - and perhaps the world - in the season before last, gives no reference to mocking the dead in Ireland, the song suggests that Celtic fans who think themselves to be Irish have no reason to be in the country anymore if they aren't happy with how things work, and who we are ruled by. The song suggests - if you are Irish and hate the crown, f**k off home. Again though, that wouldn't suit the agenda that everyone's against Celtic though...

I think what deserves hate is the amount of racist comments in this thread. I'd also like to know why some of the members of this forum "hate" Neil Lennon? I think some of you need to do a bit of reserach before you go around spouting racist bile like that and giving Cardiff a bad name.

Saying you hate Neil Lennon isn't racist, Neil Lennon isn't a race. The man is a complete and utter c**t who brings attention to himself through his actions and words. After cupping his ears to the Rangers support after the 0-0 draw at Ibrox at the end of the season he took abuse from our support, then claimed it was all a joke.

Fast forward to Australia recently, when the Rangers supporters clubs in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc (plus current Perth Glory manager Ian Ferguson) hired a plan to trail a banner hailing Rangers as the Champions over the stadium Celtic were about to kick off in. Lennon was fuming at this, he couldn't see it as a joke and branded it "pathetic".

This is the same Neil Lennon who is against sectarianism, but when playing for Celtic he spat on a Rangers scarf on the ground and mouthed "Orange Bastards" to the support. What a gentleman.

The shite you spout may work on other idiots in the world, but most football fans can see through the bullshit media drive Celtic have. Their "Please love us" stance is pathetic, and their "special relationships" with clubs around the world is nothing short of a cringe worthy attempt to try and side with clubs who you think have a similar political stance to yourselves, when in reality most of them just want to play and watch football - not side with a bunch of idiots about the Irish divide or the Palestine/Israel debate.

People just aren't that interested in Celtic.

Au contraire Rodders, If it wasn't for Celtic your lot would have no significance whatsoever!

Well that's an incorrect statement if ever I heard one. The Old Firm rivalry really came to a head at the start of the 20th century, almost 30 years after the creation of Rangers, at which point Rangers were regularly entertaining many thousands of fans in other games, although admittedly the rivalry games are the biggest draws - as with all teams.

Had Celtic not been created, Rangers' closest rivals would have been Queens Park - who were the dominant force in World football, not just in Scotland.

It's obviously hard to tell what could have been in such a hypothetical situation, but from the early days Rangers were drawing far bigger crowds than most in the divisions, outwith Queens.

But yeah that's enough about Rangers and that lot

Well that's an incorrect statement if ever I heard one. The Old Firm rivalry really came to a head at the start of the 20th century, almost 30 years after the creation of Rangers, at which point Rangers were regularly entertaining many thousands of fans in other games, although admittedly the rivalry games are the biggest draws - as with all teams.

Had Celtic not been created, Rangers' closest rivals would have been Queens Park - who were the dominant force in [b]World football, not just in Scotland. [/b]

It's obviously hard to tell what could have been in such a hypothetical situation, but from the early days Rangers were drawing far bigger crowds than most in the divisions, outwith Queens.

But yeah that's enough about Rangers and that lot

And Celtic aren't?
Ever heard of the European cup ( now the champions league ) ?

Celtic, being the first team on british soil to win it, all with homegrown players, and then 3 years later got to the final again with one of the greatest managers who ever lived.

We've put scottish football on the map for the greater good whilst all you do is draw attention to yourselves with offensive chanting. We will forever have a greater history in contrast to your mob.