Mr. Dallas
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Some Celtic fans are bastards many are good guys we are like EVERY OTHER CLUB, when people act like fannies they deserve criticism even if they support Celtic.
I would not let some of the dicks that support Celtic wipe the ****e off my shoe, I had the misfortune of sharing a train from Dumbarton to Glasgow a while back and I was ashamed to call myself a Celtic supporter so bad was the behaviour of these drunken ****tards.
I change trains at Partick every weekday for the Central line, you will find me at the end of the platform having a quick roll up (2 minutes) at about 9:20. I'm the stocky yet handsome grey bunnet wearing chain smoker.
If you say "the day goes well does it not" I will respond with "do you call youself a Celtic supporter?"
See you in the New Year
As no one has been able to throw light on the sequence of events as I laid out yesterday.
It seams reasonable to assume that Celtic were told what the illicit singing was after the
punishment was handed out. Therefore it was uncontested hear-say evidence that tarnished
the good name of Celtic supporters.
The board had not attained the good name of the Celtic supporters and any time it was questioned
under John Reid's term, the board defended it. It seems our new Chairman wants Celtic to attend
matches, like Scottish fans in kilts and with bagpipes. Dev wasn't happy travelling with Celtic fans
on one occasion which is quite good as he travels by train in Glasgow area daily, however on probably
their first and my second train trip to Dublin I had to share a train with loud mouth sex starved (over 60's)
skirt wearing Scots fans. I hope never again. We are going to have queer times at Celtic Park when and if
Pud, Dev and Tom/cat turn up in their kilts and bagpipes with 50,000 other fans the same. Anyone can then
Chant want they like as it won't be heard.
Now having we got a new Chairman with initiative, its just up to the posters here to set the trend right away.
No Irish at match tomorrow, so lets see all the bare legs, don't worry about the wind, it will be too cold to see.
It seams reasonable to assume that Celtic were told what the illicit singing was after the
punishment was handed out. Therefore it was uncontested hear-say evidence that tarnished
the good name of Celtic supporters.
The board had not attained the good name of the Celtic supporters and any time it was questioned
under John Reid's term, the board defended it. It seems our new Chairman wants Celtic to attend
matches, like Scottish fans in kilts and with bagpipes. Dev wasn't happy travelling with Celtic fans
on one occasion which is quite good as he travels by train in Glasgow area daily, however on probably
their first and my second train trip to Dublin I had to share a train with loud mouth sex starved (over 60's)
skirt wearing Scots fans. I hope never again. We are going to have queer times at Celtic Park when and if
Pud, Dev and Tom/cat turn up in their kilts and bagpipes with 50,000 other fans the same. Anyone can then
Chant want they like as it won't be heard.
Now having we got a new Chairman with initiative, its just up to the posters here to set the trend right away.
No Irish at match tomorrow, so lets see all the bare legs, don't worry about the wind, it will be too cold to see.
Pud you and Dev and others have pedalled the story that Cltic issued a statement that it was the up the ra that was the illicit singing.
I state that Celtic only found out that after the punishment was handed out. Not as by some posters said that the Celtic heard the chant.
Lawell said after the punishment was handed out, that it (the chanting must have been bad to merit the severity of the fine).
That is why I said that UEFA's judgement was based on uncontested accusation by a police-force that has never heard illicit chanting
from the Ipox fans. I think the good name of Celtic fans deserved to have been given some support at UEFA.
If that makes me mentally ill, I would not want to have your state of mind and health, I would advise you to keep clear from forms of life in
case what you have is contagious.
I state that Celtic only found out that after the punishment was handed out. Not as by some posters said that the Celtic heard the chant.
Lawell said after the punishment was handed out, that it (the chanting must have been bad to merit the severity of the fine).
That is why I said that UEFA's judgement was based on uncontested accusation by a police-force that has never heard illicit chanting
from the Ipox fans. I think the good name of Celtic fans deserved to have been given some support at UEFA.
If that makes me mentally ill, I would not want to have your state of mind and health, I would advise you to keep clear from forms of life in
case what you have is contagious.
You will have a source then, one which proves you are correct?
I doubt it, and even if you did the Celtic board have accepted it to be the case otherwise they would have appealed arguing that it was not sung because they never heard it.
They did not appeal , ergo "They heard it too".