RANGERS

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

There are pro IRA flags at Celtic. Have a look online. The Celtic View can back this up.

No one said there wasn't. I asked you for an example out of curiosity and so far you have avoided answering.

 

[The Celtic View]

Bobby Sands was a Villa fan so I believe.

I never thought he could ever go down in my estimation.

 

[1874]

No one said there wasn't. I asked you for an example out of curiosity and so far you have avoided answering.

There has been Irish flags with Ira on them. There has been flags of Ira paramilitary. As has been pointed out, Bobby Sands flags, among other pro IRA propaganda . The same goes on at Rangers.

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

There has been Irish flags with Ira on them. There has been flags of Ira paramilitary. As has been pointed out, Bobby Sands flags, among other pro IRA propaganda . The same goes on at Rangers.

Thank you, you could have said that earlier.

The point I wanted to make is that anyone who desecrates our national flag in that manner deserves all the criticism they get.

 

[Daz1878]

I would prefer it if Scottish football could get back to the way it was in the 80's, when Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen, Dundee Uited, and Hearts were in the running for the title. it's pretty tight at the moment, but I expect that Celtic and Rangers may pull away from the pack in the next few months.

Ah, you've got me all misty-eyed with the mention of 80s Scottish football. I never did (and still don't) support a Premier League side, with my allegiance always being with a side in the lower depths of the leagues, but as a kid I was really pleased that us on the east of the country really got it together and put the Old Firm in the shade on a number of occasions. Amazing now to think that four of the Premier League titles in the 80s were won by the New Firm, but there was a lot of good football being played back then. Happy days.

Sorry, boys. As you were.

 

[The Celtic View]

Ah, you've got me all misty-eyed with the mention of 80s Scottish football. I never did (and still don't) support a Premier League side, with my allegiance always being with a side in the lower depths of the leagues, but as a kid I was really pleased that us on the east of the country really got it together and put the Old Firm in the shade on a number of occasions. Amazing now to think that four of the Premier League titles in the 80s were won by the New Firm, but there was a lot of good football being played back then. Happy days.

Sorry, boys. As you were.

Hearts only lost out on goal difference on the last day of the season in 85/86 as well.

 

[Daz1878]

Hearts only lost out on goal difference on the last day of the season in 85/86 as well.

I remember it well... a jambo mate of mine was at Dens Park on that day - I don't think he's ever recovered from the heartbreak.

 

[Seathestars]

Gerard had a falling out with one of the players? Can’t remember his name.

 

[The Celtic View]

I remember it well... a jambo mate of mine was at Dens Park on that day - I don't think he's ever recovered from the heartbreak.

Yeah. Terrible, wasn't it.

 

[The Celtic View]

Gerard had a falling out with one of the players? Can’t remember his name.

There are photos that claim he had a bust up with Morelos at training, but it's hard to tell for a fact what happened. Maybe Morelos found out how much Defoe is on?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Ah, you've got me all misty-eyed with the mention of 80s Scottish football. I never did (and still don't) support a Premier League side, with my allegiance always being with a side in the lower depths of the leagues, but as a kid I was really pleased that us on the east of the country really got it together and put the Old Firm in the shade on a number of occasions. Amazing now to think that four of the Premier League titles in the 80s were won by the New Firm, but there was a lot of good football being played back then. Happy days.

Sorry, boys. As you were.

what's your team ?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Everton are a fine club. It’s an honour to dine at your table.

Everton have a lot to be thankful to William McGregor, an Aston Villa committee member.Who by all accounts was very influential, in making sure that Everton were awarded a place, in the original football league.McGregor was apparently impressed by Evertons good play and sportsmanship, whenever the two teams played each other.

 

[1874]

Everton have a lot to be thankful to William McGregor, an Aston Villa committee member.Who by all accounts was very influential, in making sure that Everton were awarded a place, in the original football league.McGregor was apparently impressed by Evertons good play and sportsmanship, whenever the two teams played each other.

There is something about Everton. People don’t realise what a HUGE club it is. Got a lot of class about them, and always have it seems.

 

[Daz1878]

what's your team ?

That would be the mighty East Fife

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

That would be the mighty East Fife

Good on you.
It's easy to support a winning team.
Ironic from an Everton /Aberdeen supporter.