Rangers v Celtic

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The irony of the Irish burning down people’s ’homes’ who have landed just looking for a better life is not lost on me.

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A.L.D.O 4.1 said:
Don Robertson, the Presbyterian who attended that well known Proddy high school St Ninians. Whose brother is a season ticket holder at Celtic park!

That Don Robertson?
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Going to a Catholic school does not a Catholic school. I went to a Catholic school for both primary and grammar and their were a few Yids and prods. No mussies as far as I remember but that was before the influx.

Robertson is not a Catholic let alone Celtic fan.
 
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Ciaran said:
Going to a Catholic school does not a Catholic school. I went to a Catholic school for both primary and grammar and their were a few Yids and prods. No mussies as far as I remember but that was before the influx.

Robertson is not a Catholic let alone Celtic fan.
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don’t talk utter pish, son.
 
A.L.D.O 4.1 said:
Apparently and "allegedly" the bold Don was caught on video giving it big licks to the rebel songs on a lads holiday to Magaluf a number of years ago. According to one of the guys he played amateur with, incidentally as a ringer, whilst going through his refereeing courses.

There has been a lot of coverage recently linking him as a St Mirren player however the truth is he stopped playing when he was 17 and played amateur as a goal keeper.

Whilst he was growing up and attending St Ninians in Giffnock he made no secret of how bitter he was as a Celtic fan. This continued during his time playing amateur, whilst all along he is happy to keep up the pretence he has an affinity with St Mirren as he played with them.

Definitely one for the watch list.

Taken from @Ciaran favourite source factory.
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Allegedly caught on camera yet there's no footage :cheesy:

Yous are genuine lunatics and make the likes of mad Phil seem semi normal.
 
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Saf said:
The irony of the Irish burning down people’s ’homes’ who have landed just looking for a better life is not lost on me.

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They can have a better life over in Britain where they will soon be, if you ****s hadn't wrecked half the world we wouldnt have most of these people fleeing their countries.

Just because you allow them the run of the place to rape thousands of your young girls doesn't mean the rest of us are soft as ****e.
 
Ciaran said:
They can have a better life over in Britain where they will soon be, if you ****s hadn't wrecked half the world we wouldnt have most of these people fleeing their countries.

Just because you allow them the run of the place to rape thousands of your young girls doesn't mean the rest of us are soft as ****e.
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Well after we allowed you lot the run of the place with young kids we could hardly say no to them, could we. Jeezo.
 
Saf said:
Well after we allowed you lot the run of the place with young kids we could hardly say no to them, could we. Jeezo.
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Enjoy the grown fighting aged men making their way over to Britain via Belfast. The free travel arrangement between Ireland/,Blighty allows this. I've saw a few crowds of the up here, they're on their way back over.

Make sure you give them hotel rooms while your own are lying on the streets btw, it's the right thing to do.
 
Ciaran said:
It's only Scottish Presbyterians that seem to have an issue with irish Catholic immigrants. Definitely the fault of the Irish though 100%.
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Think the Yanks had a bit of a problem with the Micks as well tbf.

And it wasn't just the Scottish Presbyterians that had an issue with Irish Catholics, Scottish Catholics also had an issue with them. So much so they wouldn't let them in their Chapels. Seemingly the Irish form of Catholicism was too extreme for their liking.

True story.
 
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