Quote from: michaelg on March 02, 2019, 06:32:23 PMQuote from: tonto1888 on March 02, 2019, 08:15:10 AMNot that well up on my rebel.songs tbh. I just think it's totally unnecessary to sing songs that celebrates an organisation that killed so many innocent people. It's also totally unnecessary to sing such at a sporting event.Quote from: michaelg on March 01, 2019, 11:37:58 PMQuote from: tonto1888 on March 01, 2019, 04:47:38 PMWhen you have had innocent family members killed by republican terrorists, I would beg to differ re Rebel songs not being sectarianQuote from: dublin7 on February 28, 2019, 10:13:33 PMQuote from: lynchbhoy on February 28, 2019, 08:57:39 PMQuote from: dublin7 on February 28, 2019, 08:19:45 PMQuote from: lynchbhoy on February 28, 2019, 07:22:37 PMQuote from: dublin7 on February 28, 2019, 07:09:36 PMI'm pointing out the facile examples you put up.Quote from: lynchbhoy on February 28, 2019, 03:15:12 PMQuote from: dublin7 on February 28, 2019, 02:43:06 PMmaybe do your research before posting such uninformed statements.Quote from: lenny on February 28, 2019, 02:10:11 PMQuote from: trailer on February 28, 2019, 01:12:37 PM
I don't mind Celtic. Good luck to them etc. But this blind faith, more than a club, we're a big Irish parish, Rodgers is a cheating sex addict shite is embarrassing. They're a football business.
There's also a huge sectarian element that's just glossed over. Both Celtic and Rangers feed off this to try and generate profits, which makes me a little uneasy.
You obviously don't know much about Celtics's history then.
What part is he wrong about? He's right about clubs having major issues with sectarian abuse towards opposing teams. Only this week I listened to scottish journalist discussing the issue. Steve Clarke had problems with sectarian abuse from Rangers fans and Kris Boyd got sectarian abuse from Celtic fans. Neither club seems to be doing anything to try and stamp it out and its always been there. You only have to see the poisonous atmosphere at old firm games on the tv no matter who's at home. One reason why I try to discourage my son from watching Celtic or scottish football
That's like saying you wouldn't let your son support Dublin in Gaelic football because they are known to be drunk, tattoo wielding, dole cheating , drug involved scumbags
If you don't like Celtic that's fine.
Interesting you are posting your ill informed misinformed statements on a Celtic thread
So youre saying the main sports writer for a scottish newspaper, steve clarke and Kris Boyd are all wrong and sectarianism doesn't exist in scottish football. I mean, maybe you're right. What would they know. They only live in scotland and either play for report on or mangage scottish premier league teams. As someone who lives in Ireland I assume you clearly understand how things work in scotland and scottish football far better.
If the culprits were caught would they face charges of sectarianism for throwing a coin?
No. It's assault or attempted asset.
Your point about neither club ( in fact most clubs in Scotland)
Doing anything about it is also 100% incorrect.
Go check your facts.
I didn't say sectarianism didnt exist- hence my point that Scottish clubs are trying to take measures to address it.
You don't like Celtic. Fine. But would you believe the bs from journalists about the drunken dubs fans, the drugs being taken on hill 16, poisonous atmosphere from hill 16 etc etc..
..would you believe that?
Would you stop your son going to croker and not support Dublin because you read that?
I was a Celtic season ticket holder for 10 years and get over to games every year. Never saw any issues.
You are still posting your ill informed carp on a Celtic thread...
If you don't like Celtic.. why bother reading this thread?
But theyre not addressing it. Steve Clarke is raising his kids outside of glasgow and is delighted they dont know what sectarianism is. That's a damning indictment of both clubs so called efforts to clean up their act. All this holier than thou nonsense and rubbish spouted that its not as bad as Liverpool ot Utd is just nonsense.
Why dont more Irish fans support Hibernian? Wasn't one of their founders an Irish man? Problem there is they arent as successful as Celtic and no bandwagon to jump aboard. If its one thing Irish fans do well is get behind a winning team
I won't resort to your level.
Go check it out.
All the Scottish clubs are a dressing it.
Get yiur head out of the sand
Just because you don't want to acknowledge it doesn't mean it isn't happening.
I'm sure the hooligan element is as bad if not worse in England.
.. songs about plane crashes, collapsing stadia and organised fighting after or before games...
Same thought process coukd be applied to 75% of Dublin fans... their ancestry is culchie... so surely they should be following leitrum or longford etc
Your arguments are without any research or understanding.
Plus again.. if you hate Celtic.. why comment here.
Your kid has some role model... and is going to be equally as socially ignorant and inept it would seem
Its as bad now as it was 20 years ago. Thats not me saying it thats scottish press who can look on it in a non biased way. Its farcical how Irish people, living in Ireland seem to think sectarianism isnt a big deal in scotland. Yet theyll criticise Liverpool and Utd fans and claim theyre worse for singing songs.
Im amazed Lennon went back to Celtic (and his family agreed) given all the s**te he had to deal with on and off the pitch. No amount of money is worth that. I cant belive hed want tje job on a full time basis (or his family would let him take it)
Scottish press impartial? Really?
I wouldn't trust the Scottish press at all. This is the press that printed a story with the tagging 'Barry Fergusson:my kids want to know why I'm being called an orange b**tard' with a photo showing Barry with said kids, one of whom is wearing a scarf with the words you can stick you rosary up your arse.
I'm a Celtic fan and I'm not blind. We have idiots in our support, the video posted above being an example. But the Scottish press label rebel songs as sectarian which they aren't. Their relevance at games is a different debate. I also lived in England for a long time and our fans are nowhere near the level of idiocy as English football fans
I am genuinely sorry to hear that Michael but which rebel songs donyou think are sectarian
You'd wonder what the 12th is all about so!!!