ACAB banner yesterday

[Scott7 5,161]

Surely you go to the football to see your team and cheer them on not to publicise personal issues.If I wanted to air my grievances at the match by way of flags I’d need to take a full signals locker with me.

 

Rangers fans have rightly spent decades laughing at timothy and his fashion-statement causes. Don’t copy him.

[Gonzo79 13,609]

Ultras pretty much all use that slogan.  My advice for anyone upset, confused, disappointed or annoyed by it is 'learn to live with it' because it's not going away.

 

It's a lot easier to ignore than that bloody drum or the generic, monotone chants.

Edited December 11, 2023 by Gonzo79

[Scott7 5,161]

31 minutes ago, Gonzo79 said:

It's a lot easier to ignore than that bloody drum or the generic, monotone chants.

These and political banners are all symptoms of the same Look At Me disease.

[JohnMc 2,471]

When I was a teenager chants of 'If you hate the Glasgow polis, clap your hands', were common place. Glasgow being replaced by Edinburgh, Dundee, Paisley whatever, depending where we were that day.

I don't agree with the premise, I didn't agree with it back then either, but it's football and perhaps not to be taken too seriously. 

[ranger_syntax 3,767]

8 hours ago, the gunslinger said:

all cops are bastards is dehumanising and disgusting.

Nope.

[ranger_syntax 3,767]

Ultras should be more concerned about the explosion of cuckery that follows after anything that they do.

[CammyF 6,781]

As others have said, banner is there at every game and obviously Police Scotland have no issues with it as it hasn't been confiscated.

 

 

 

[Scott7 5,161]

2 hours ago, JohnMc said:

chants of 'If you hate the Glasgow polis, clap your hands'

There’s a not displeasing spontaneity about that but imagine sitting at home, making your wee flag or even worse, spending money buying one then toting it on to the ‘bus and fluttering at the ground while you’re waiting for your team to score a goal. May as well take your library book if you’re not all that interested in the football.

[BEARGER 1,829]

17 minutes ago, Scott7 said:

There’s a not displeasing spontaneity about that but imagine sitting at home, making your wee flag or even worse, spending money buying one then toting it on to the ‘bus and fluttering at the ground while you’re waiting for your team to score a goal. May as well take your library book if you’re not all that interested in the football.

Wonder if theses morons would ask or accept help from the police? 

[Gonzo79 13,609]

11 minutes ago, BEARGER said:

Wonder if these morons

They're not as 'moronic' as nationalists.