Comments on: Scum nothing more: Celtic fans chant & sing during Minutes silence

By: bowling for belfast

bowling for belfast — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:51:28 +0000

I have read through ur artical and all replies that coe with it I like to think of my self as a un bigoted celtic fan with my own political and religious views that keeps my self to myself but now i will not stand back and look at you hide behind a computer and brand celtic supporters scum like some vile off spring of gerry mcknee because u my friend are the one who is courting contreversy on this site by faning the flames of bigotry with ur inacurate comments and disregard for peoples humane rights

For a start rememberance sunday is not just for the brave men and woman both catholic and protestant who gave their life in the battle against the evil nazi regime but for all british army men and woman who have died in combat this includes in Ireland. Now why would any one from any religion from anywere in the world respect an army that has openly descriminated against a certain religion i.e the british army killing innocent catholics

And i ask u this who is the real scum a few men who decide that they do not want to be silent because of these attrosities or the men who hide behind their uniforms and guns backed by the bigoted government and bigoted crown murdering men for the fact they a Catholic.

Now answer that u vile little man because i see u have not answered anyone who has made a point unless they make bigoted moronic comments which i find a total embarresment to myself and celtic supporters in general silly little boys jumping on a bandwagon they know nothing about and have never and are unlikely to ever set foot in Ireland yet find it ok to shout about it but i would never lower myself to call them scum

By: dannybhoy

dannybhoy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:08:03 +0000

i am a loyal Celtic fan whats the problem?????????????????

By: jocky bhoy

jocky bhoy — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:15:41 +0000

There’s an old adage that if you’re equally hated by both sides, you must be in the middle. Given the abuse you get from the more exreme fringes of both Rangers and Celtic’s support, I guess you must be in that middle.

By: ParisLoyal

ParisLoyal — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:59:20 +0000

Is there something wrong with a celtic fan using loyal in his name?

Answers on a postage stamp please.

By: Editor

Editor — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:28:22 +0000

Jocky having looked at this site do you see any censoring of Rangers actions by this site? Do you see any censoring of actions by Celtic fans also? We try to cover all issues equally yet I am being called a H*n, a DOB, a billy boy by celtic fans because I chose to attack those who protested outside singing and chanting.

As you say the people who protested were in the wrong and its given the media and rangers fans ammunition to use – but if they did not do so then they would not have had such a stinging attack – so the blame can be firmly stuck on their laps and no one else.

No smoke without fire

By: jocky bhoy

jocky bhoy — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:17:48 +0000

More interesting news coming out – was the singing outside recorded from the stadium. Or from outside?

Either way universally the reports are that the Celtic support inside the stadium were silent, but there’s a Falkirk fan shouting at the Celtic end to “F- off home…” Now that’s racism/sectarian. Interesting that the microphones used could pick up singing of less than 100 outside the stadium, yet always seem to miss “the famine song” being sung buy the massed hordes at Ibrox (and other stadia). Things are never as clean as they seem are they?

I still think the people outside the stadium were wrong in their “protest” and it’s given “~inserttownname~ Loyal” a chance to vent their spleen and for the WeearraPeepul’s Press to take attention away from Ranger’s fans disgraceful (again) antics on foreign soil… But that’s Scotland for you.