Rangers v Celtic

^^^

Rather proving my point.

 

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Nup.

Apparently you do.

 

Made out of the same suit material designed for the original teeny bopper boy band and mop headed **** ensemble The Beatles.

 

Aye. To cover up construction work. Pretty standard practice

 

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Seems unlikely, Eddie, what with the stadium holding 46,000 windae lickers every other week.

 

Windows get dirty during construction work shocker.

Meanwhile, disease found at Parkheid non-shocker.

 

The pitch has probably contracted herpes from the thousands of taigs slebbering over it every game.

I feel sorry for the poor pitch tbh.

 

Even the young pitch has had the arse ripped out of it.

 

The Gadgy radgie will not like this.

True but.

 

https://trib.al/lvnO85W

Triggered N****r.

 

Hmmm?

 

Canny even get the grass fit for the match ffs

Rodgers will not take us to 10

End of season get Lennon back

 

Petr Stoger looking for a job ...

 

Soz bruv.

https://dailym.ai/2DqnvgR

 

TRUST STATEMENT – 21st January 2019

Re. INCIDENT AT CELTIC PARK 19TH January 2019

Following on from Saturday’s Scottish Cup tie at Celtic Park, we wish to address the incident which occurred on the corner of London Road and Kinloch Street prior to the start of the match.

Airdrie Supporters Trust had organised six family buses to take over 300 supporters, almost a third of which were under 16s, in a convenient and safe manner to the game. Arrangements were made for these and any other supporters buses going to be parked on Springfield Road with Celtic Football Club.

On arrival at the game, the fans disembarked and walked onto London Road when they were stopped from proceeding along Kinloch Street by Police in attendance. No explanation was given for this happening. We were held here for around 15-20 minutes during which time a very unsavoury atmosphere built up with large numbers of Celtic fans passing through the area as well as those who had been drinking in a nearby pub.

There was a sudden build-up of opposition supporters on the corner of Kinloch Street who proceeded to throw glass bottles, stones, coins and various other objects at the gathered Airdrie supporters. With virtually nowhere to move to a number of Airdrie supporters were struck by these objects. Most seriously of all a 75-year-old fan was struck on the head by one of the bottles and required a lengthy spell of treatment from Paramedics. On top of those struck by the objects, a large number of the children and females in attendance were left in an extremely distressed state.

We feel that the handling of this event was very poorly managed, and left six family busloads of supporters in a very vulnerable situation. With this in mind we will be asking to discuss the matter with the members of the Airdrieonians FC board with a view to following up the incident with Celtic FC and the SFA.

Airdrie Supporters Trust


Oooft Airdrie supporters trust not letting the Papists away with their lies.

Bottling women, kids and pensioners. Scum of the earth that lot.

 

How many arrests were made?

 

AST blaming useless coppers for their handling of the game so Dev asks how many cùnts those useless coppers arrested. Despite seeing videos posted of Celtic fans throwing bottles and battling with police and stewards.

Detective Dev never fails.

 

A Police Scotland spokesperson stated they would be continuing to review footage from before the game: “Officers continue to investigate a number of incidents of disorder from a small element of both home and away supporters at the Celtic and Airdrieonians match at Celtic Park on Saturday, January 19. "Officers will be reviewing online images and CCTV as part of this investigation.”


Four men, aged 19, 23, 26 and 35, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday and were charged with a number of offences including breach of the peace and police assault.