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It hasn't....as they can't ban a song.

 

The "sectarian nature" of it's words was fined and and any repeat would be a fine.

 

It's not banned as a song....UEFA can't ban a song.

 

And what is the 'sectarian nature' exactly?

F@nian is neither a religion or a race. Its meaning has been hijacked by the mhedia as part of their ongoing anti-Rangers agenda

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It hasn't....as they can't ban a song.

 

The "sectarian nature" of it's words was fined and and any repeat would be a fine.

 

It's not banned as a song....UEFA can't ban a song.

 

That's semantics and you know it. The same words that saw us previously fined would be used again, resulting in another censure of greater consequence.

 

Doesn't matter if the song itself isn't banned, the words contained within the song are - and as a support we couldn't completely unite to eradicate the "offending" words.... As you yourself said in the other thread you would "sing what I fucking like" which is exactly why there was a capitulation on the singing of the song itself... Path of least resistance.

 

If we really wanted a return of our anthem then we need to merely remove the controversial words.... But we know that won't happen as people believe in their "traditions".... With little regard for the world having gone PC crazy

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And what is the 'sectarian nature' exactly?

F@nian is neither a religion or a race. Its meaning has been hijacked by the mhedia as part of their ongoing anti-Rangers agenda

 

True. But we have idiots at Holyrood that passed this nonsense into legislation.

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Enough of this nonsense.

 

UEFA censured us because of this song and would do so again. It is for all intents and purposes proscribed by them and Police Scotland.

 

Anyone who thinks differently is free to sing it in front of any police officer. Amongst thousands you'll be fine, on your own, you will be arrested.

 

But it's so much easier to say otherwise online.

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Although the anthem 'Hullo Hullo' was rousing and inspiring for the team, we have a book load of songs that work the same way.

 

True to an extent but TBB was unique and that's why it's so hard to let it go.

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Enough of this nonsense.

 

UEFA censured us because of this song and would do so again. It is for all intents and purposes proscribed by them and Police Scotland.

 

Anyone who thinks differently is free to sing it in front of any police officer. Amongst thousands you'll be fine, on your own, you will be arrested.

 

But it's so much easier to say otherwise online.

 

To begin with UEFA had no interest in censuring Rangers regards this song at the Villareal game.

It's what(or rather who) made them change their mind we should be concerned about.

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True to an extent but TBB was unique and that's why it's so hard to let it go.

 

The point is though, it won't inspire the team now the way it used to, not with all the stigma attached to it nowadays. (Might even have the opposite effect)

 

We should put it behind us until a different version of it can be adhered to which I doubt will ever happen.

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