Union Jacks available outside Ibrox for the match
how hunnish
also, what on earth will the bears do when Scotland gets independence?
how hunnish
also, what on earth will the bears do when Scotland gets independence?
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how hunnish (german) to wave a british flag?
also Scotland will never be independent.
nice thread though
also Scotland will never be independent.
nice thread though
Trevor Santos:2492692 said:
You must have missed the massive union jack Hamburg produced when we played them over there
As an outsider - Do Rangers not have a saltire on their home strip still?
Never seen a saltire waved at celtic park, plenty of Irish tri-colours though - celtic got lots of american fans (they all want to have irish family tree!)
Never seen a saltire waved at celtic park, plenty of Irish tri-colours though - celtic got lots of american fans (they all want to have irish family tree!)
Wouldn't rangers fans be as well using the money spent on union jacks to pay a few of the clubs debts?
All the fake nationalism is part of the "problem". Most Rangers fans are Scottish first, most Sellik fans are Scottish first.
The British/Irish things gets dusted down on a Saturday by the ordinary punter to add to the tribalism, granted there are a few "über" fans who take the football and life in general far too seriously and give both sets of fans a bad reputation.
But Rangers are definitely more Scottish than the Tims
what's that got to do with rangers fans flying their country's flag?
I did see it, it was a ****ing belter
All the fake nationalism is part of the "problem". Most Rangers fans are Scottish first, most Sellik fans are Scottish first.
The British/Irish things gets dusted down on a Saturday by the ordinary punter to add to the tribalism, granted there are a few "über" fans who take the football and life in general far too seriously and give both sets of fans a bad reputation.
But Rangers are definitely more Scottish than the Tims
You say that like it's a good thing.
that's like saying a million pounds is nothing but paper. It's what that "piece of cloth" represents that counts.
And the point goes zooming over Trev's head.
A million pounds is nothing but paper. The entire point is that it's what each individual places the worth of that million pounds. A multi-Billionaire like Craig Whyte would have a different attitude to £1 million from me or you.
A flag is no different; it's the respect that the individual or society places in it, not the actual flag itself.
Keep up
to be fair I only read the first few lines. I thought I knew where it was going, obviously not