That doesn't answer my question you thick ****.
"Why don't you support your local team?"
"Because I wasn't born in Edinburgh"
WATP (What a thick prat)
You've been very angry recently EDGE. What's wrong?
That doesn't answer my question you thick ****.
"Why don't you support your local team?"
"Because I wasn't born in Edinburgh"
WATP (What a thick prat)
You've been very angry recently EDGE. What's wrong?
You've been very angry recently EDGE. What's wrong?

You're all wrong so far.
ST was born in Berlin and, like all German vegetarians, he fears the wurst.
I am part-German as it happens but I wasn't born there.

I am part-German as it happens but I wasn't born there.
Five Celtic shareholders have been listed amongst the 100 richest people in British football- more than any other club.
Dermot Desmond, Denis O’Brien, Willie Haughey, Gerald Weisfeld and Jim Kerr are all on the list compiled by 442 magazine with a combined wealth calculated at just over £4bn.
Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan tops the list with wealth estimated at £20bn.
Seven other Scottish clubs have shareholders on the rich list but new Rangers owner Craig Whyte- who was reported to be a billionaire when he first showed interest in buying out Sir David Murray’s shareholding- fails to get a mention with the list going ‘down’ to those that have wealth of £20m.
O’Brien, with a £1m stake in Celtic, is reported to have combined wealth of £2.517bn and is listed as the seventh wealthiest man in football, four places ahead of Desmond whose wealth is estimated at £1.3bn.
Haughey makes it onto the list at 38 with Kerr at 77 and Weisfeld at number 86.
The highest placed non-Celtic Scottish shareholder on the list is Stewart Milne of Aberdeen at number 40 with wealth of £140m, one place ahead of Tom Farmer of Hibs on £136m.
Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov is next at 47 with wealth estimated at £100m with the other Scottish entries coming from Roy McGregor of Ross County (£85m), David Sutherland of Inverness Caley Thistle (£25m) and Geoff Brown of St Johnstone with £23m.
Five Celtic shareholders have been listed amongst the 100 richest people in British football- more than any other club.
Dermot Desmond, Denis OâBrien, Willie Haughey, Gerald Weisfeld and Jim Kerr are all on the list compiled by 442 magazine with a combined wealth calculated at just over £4bn.
Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan tops the list with wealth estimated at £20bn.
Seven other Scottish clubs have shareholders on the rich list but new Rangers owner Craig Whyte- who was reported to be a billionaire when he first showed interest in buying out Sir David Murrayâs shareholding- fails to get a mention with the list going âdownâ to those that have wealth of £20m.
OâBrien, with a £1m stake in Celtic, is reported to have combined wealth of £2.517bn and is listed as the seventh wealthiest man in football, four places ahead of Desmond whose wealth is estimated at £1.3bn.
Haughey makes it onto the list at 38 with Kerr at 77 and Weisfeld at number 86.
The highest placed non-Celtic Scottish shareholder on the list is Stewart Milne of Aberdeen at number 40 with wealth of £140m, one place ahead of Tom Farmer of Hibs on £136m.
Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov is next at 47 with wealth estimated at £100m with the other Scottish entries coming from Roy McGregor of Ross County (£85m), David Sutherland of Inverness Caley Thistle (£25m) and Geoff Brown of St Johnstone with £23m.
3+ seasons sums up Scottish football, any other league in the world Rangers would be history , everybody in their power kept them from going bust at all cost. From sfa / refs/ ex Hun managers , hopefully the tax man will come along and finish their horrible club off
What a complete and utter ****er you are, you deluded, small minded, bigotted wee fud.