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“Fans were also fantastic...” I have to question that Frankie, sorry. on the whole maybe, and fine voice absolutely. But burying the vocal and whole-hearted support behind the whole shouldn’t excuse the “minority” from their actions tonight. we will be incredibly lucky if we don’t see, at the very least, a partial stadium closure, and by that I mean one whole stand, for the next game. so that “fantastic support” might have caused us to lose £35x10,0000 (or fairly close) - so £350,000 in ticket revenue (assuming nothing a full stadium closure). its fucking ridiculous when they all know that everyone has eyes on us. dislike it or not, think it’s unfair or not, but how many times do we need to shoot ourselves in the foot ?? and to say “the fans were fantastic” without the caveat disappoints me as a Gersnet member. We should be better, we should be leading from the front. Delighted as I am tonight, I fear we’re going to get pummelled for the useless add-one. That support could have provided the same level of support tonight without the ads-one. The defiance is costing the club. And that, to me, calls into question what is more important to these folks.5 points
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On a good night to be a rangers fan we even got to eventually see the channel four report on historic sex abuse the next days' papers carry reports of our fans making a fool of themselves by singing the naughty songs with reference to the pope when will they ever learn probably the night we play a game with no fans3 points
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Tonight, I would like to salute the following : Hans Christian Andersen, Brian Laudrup, Peter Lovenkrands, Hamlet, Lego, Lurpak Butter, Kai Johanson, the Little Mermaid, Danpak Bacon, Great Danes, Erik the Red, Viggo Mortensen, Brigitte Nielsen, Thumbelina, Carlsberg, Tuborg, Queen Margrethe ii, Akavit, Danish Pastries, ....................................................... etc.3 points
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Absolutely - they go into full moonhowling mode when you make the very suggestion that they gained an unfair advantage ON the field of play due to the child abuse. Full denial that families would never have allowed their kids to play for CBC had they not covered up the abuses.... and a number of those CBC kids ended up at CFC..... They most definitely obtained unfair sporting advantage by covering it up.3 points
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LOL....think they’ll need more than that if the number of cases rumoured is true.3 points
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As far as I'm aware, there was only one song sung that mentioned the UVF, and it's about the members of militia formed in 1912 enlisted with the British Army's 36th (Ulster) Division for WW1. I don't see that being a major issue, and was not one of the 2 problematic songs sung yesterday.3 points
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Empty vessels. A(nother) charge of "Dicriminatory Chanting" will, no doubt, emerge. This will result in a penalty, doubtless heavier than the last, possibly closure or partial closure of the ground , presumably for the next home European tie. For a potentially major game, there will be a reduced gate, and a greatly reduced atmosphere. I do not think that a price worth paying for the shouting of a few old, outdated, calumnies about the Bishop of Rome.3 points
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We could be talking over a million if this were to result in a full stadium closure and i'm sick of it. And sick of those who would defend these clowns.3 points
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Listening to BBC Radio Scotland at the moment, both Tom English and Pat Bonner are suicidal.2 points
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We're coming down the road was the one I had in mind, it lends itself well to "we're supporters of the RFC" for example. Even something like Build my Gallows, i love it but "I'm a loyal Rangers man" might resonant more. I don't want to dilute everything or lose any edge. And i certainly don't want to give everything the Andy Cameron treatment. There's just certain songs that could benefit. And making things about Rangers is a good habit if we're to wean folk away from add-ons etc.2 points
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While I understand the sentiment, I'm not sure that I want to lose Derry's Walls, and there's no chance that there can be a Rangers verse added. I do share your thoughts over the high ground, and I'm not keen on the revised version of "Three Cheers For". There is a fine line and "We're coming down the road" is on the right side of it. The mindset has to be something for the future. The top priority has to be getting rid of the use of the F and P words. I'm astounded and dismayed that the warnings aren't getting through. There's a rumour that we are again not going to accept tickets for the next away leg, which is understandable. I'm not sure what else the club can do, other than remove those who attended last night from the travel club, which also has some issues.2 points
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On a similar thread, there's a few songs doing the rounds mentioning the UVF. Why aren't we changing the words to Rangers orientated lyrics? This is a real blind spot for us and there's a stubbornness/ignorance that's being easily used against us, time and again .2 points
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It was good to see city give the Spaniards a going over last night well done city2 points
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That’s the issue.... European teams try to attack us.... more open... we will crucify that most times.... SPFL... 10 behind the ball... you know the rest ?2 points
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It was absolutely refreshing watching a referee getting all the big calls right and doing his job in an even handed way.2 points
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The poileas attacked the Danish players after each of their first two goals but not after the third. They must have gone home.1 point
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Any team that covered up child abuse to achieve sporting advantage must lose every trophy from then to when they reported it to police. Any team.1 point
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They know the end is coming GS; hence, there is no motivation for balance.1 point
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Celtic FC ..... forever to be known as The Paedophiles ..... or The Child Molestors? No amount of money will ever wipe away that stain.1 point
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High ground? Wouldn't matter a jot what we sing, there's not a hope of rangers getting any moral standing in this bitter wee land. We have lost the establishment, there is no morality in north Britain, only grievance, spite and state propaganda. We are swimming in filth , and some folk are getting hot under the collar about a song that mentions a WW1 volunteer regiment?1 point
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I think he was convicted in 1998, and the process came to light in 1996. McCann resigned in 1999.1 point
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Agree with all of the foregoing posts it's time our moronic ancient chanting/singing fans were brought to task. Although supporting our team from the early sixties I did at one stage refrain from going many years ago when the hate songs were at there worst. The singing section think they are above the Rangers rules on singing,although it has abated at Ibrox,but seems to continue away from there. As the songs are not appropriate and never have been for goodness sake to the youngsters you obviously follow older persons on the words so to both younger and older fans BLOODY STOP IT.1 point
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a good day to be a Rangers fan work will be a pleasure for many this morning enjoy your day lads .1 point
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From today's Scottish Edition of The Times (Paywall): https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/celtic-must-take-blame-for-boys-club-abuse-inquiry-concludes-v5xflp2md Celtic must take blame for boys club abuse, inquiry concludes Marc Horne Thursday February 27 2020, 12.01am, The Times Celtic FC said it was “very sorry” that abuse at Celtic Boys Club had happened but maintained that the two entities were separate Celtic have an “inescapable” moral obligation to accept responsibility for the systemic abuse that took place at its feeder club, a report commissioned by the Scottish Football Association has said. Martin Henry, chairman of the Independent Review into Sexual Abuse in Scottish Football, has judged it beyond doubt that the Parkhead club and the Celtic Boys Club shared names, values, personnel and resources and, as such, could not be separated. He told a Channel 4 News investigation in a programme to be broadcast tonight that Celtic and other clubs tainted by abuse should follow the example of Manchester City, which has promised to give survivors compensation and personal apologies. Celtic said last night that it was “very sorry” the abuse had happened, but continued to insist that the boys’ club was a separate organisation with which it had “historic contacts”. Mr Henry stressed that he was satisfied Celtic FC had severed their ties with Celtic Boys Club and that it had no connection between them or its successor. Celtic expressed “sincere sympathy, regret and sorrow” to those who suffered abuse, but made no mention of offering redress. The Premiership leaders broke their silence after it was reported that imminent legal changes had paved the way for a raft of summonses to be served against the club. The cases could reach the Supreme Court. This year the Scottish government is due to introduce “qualified one way cost shifting”, a measure that radically reduces the costs for groups seeking compensation for crimes such as historical sexual abuse. Thompsons Solicitors, which is representing about 20 abuse survivors, believes that it will be a “game changer” that will prompt a host of civil cases. The development will put further pressure on the Scottish champions after senior figures at Celtic Boys Club were convicted for molesting dozens of children over four decades. Mr Henry’s comments contradict Celtic FC’s contention that it was separate and distinct from its feeder club. “There was a relationship between Celtic FC and Celtic Boys Club,” he said. “That’s irrefutable. A matter of public record. “I would say every senior club whose community-based club shared their values, their name, their brand and so on — a joint heritage — have a responsibility to the survivors of abuse from that time. That is a moral obligation which is inescapable in my view and it applies to every club.” He added: “Did Celtic FC, at the time, respond in the way they should have? You wouldn’t need to be a genius to figure out it wasn’t as it should have been. We as a society need to recompense everyone who has been harmed in this way.” Alex Thomson, chief correspondent for Channel 4 News, has been investigating abuse in Scottish football and said Celtic may have to defend its record in the Supreme Court, the UK’s final court of appeal for civil cases. “A series of recent judgments there show Celtic FC could be liable if the activities of the boys’ club were of ‘direct and immediate benefit’ to the football club,” he said. “Since the boys’ club was a conveyor belt of talented players to Celtic FC, the direct and immediate benefit to them seems obvious. “In short, even if Celtic Boys Club was legally separate in 1970 that may not help Celtic FC in 2020, and could cost them millions.” A Celtic FC spokesman said: “Celtic Football Club is appalled by any form of historic abuse and has great sympathy for those who suffered abuse and for their families. The club is very sorry that these events took place. Although Celtic Football Club is a separate organisation, we take these [claims] extremely seriously because of the historic contacts between the two organisations.”1 point
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That was my take compo... effectively saying “we are different since 1997”.... so..... newco Celtic ? No “big cup” ? ?1 point
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Potential opposition and their current standing. yahoos or Copenhagen (1-1) Gent or Roma (0-1) Malmo or Wolfsburg (1-2) LASK or AZ Alkmaar (1-1) Basel or APOEL (3-0) Porto or Leverkusen (1-2) Istanbul Basaksehir or Sporting CP (1-3) Espanyol or Wolves (0-4) Benfica or Shakhtar Donetsk (1-2) Red Bull Salzburg or Eintracht Frankfurt (1-4) Inter Milan or Ludogorets (2-0) Manchester United or Club Brugge (1-1) Arsenal or Olympiacos (1-0) Ajax or Getafe (0-2) Sevilla or CFR Cluj (1-1)1 point
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Which ultimately is nothing more than yet another cover up of the Club.... “wisnae us, was those guys before us”. Theyre effectively trying to push the separate entity agenda to get out of settlements and court cases.... but they love to “newco” us.... so..... are they defending themselves on a “newco” basis or accepting they’re the same organization ??? They could end up in a shit ton of hurt if they don’t play this well1 point
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So, if anyone is unhappy with the BBC, are you still watching it and paying its licence fee?1 point
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Don't think anyone would be surprised to see Man City playing in Europe next season1 point
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That was f*cking fantastic. I was mentally preparing myself for 2500 words, but I flew through it! Some excellent points provided with a side order of humour. What more can you ask for? Who needs MSM.1 point
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Scottish football is falling into the same traps with Stewart. Like Hartson and Sutton, someone is winding him up and telling him what to say and when to say it. And the BBC are providing the platform. After his ban every time-served sevcoholic was out in his defence. A picture or two of him at a celtic event and he's now the saviour of Scottish football. Pitiful stuff.1 point
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