I like this

Alright i'll give you Amsterdam. I was pointing more towards a downward spiral in the Celtic support generally - which is of course not the GB's fault alone

However the broken seats....I actually cannot remember the ground now. Im getting old. But the seats broken where covered in GB stickers. The seats broken can be seen to be where the GB were present from the match pictures - they had some banners - so were easy to identify (the flares also came from the same section)

Now as I understand it the GB state THEIR members did not break the seats or light the flares (despite the above). This may or may not be true. But if they didnt do it, why didnt they ask them to stop? If they didnt do it why do they refuse to help Celtic FC and the police identify who did? Oh and why were the GB present in a section of ground when the tickets they had been given were for a completely different section?

You'll go on to blame the police, the stewards, Celtic.....the queen

Anyone but them. Anyone but the people who do these things in the first place

 

I guess the guys that "only want to watch football" are exempt from this suggestion

 

Because I'm assuming there are more judges saying it isn't valid as there are more cases being thrown out

 

Do you want to keep "debating" this ****e or will I close the thread ...

I think we all get the points being made by each other.

 

The police and stewards have already been blamed so ill just blame common sense...the corner allocated is right beside the Motherwell casuals, smart idea to move away from them considering lack of police presence

 

http://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/regional/bbc-bans-celtic-supporters-song-glorifying-ira-1-5881540

 

I have no clue what you are on about.

How many cases have been thrown out...... Exactly?

 

More great publicity for Celtic FC

 

You just said close it

Saw that, there is also one complaining to BBC because a GAA strip was shown on Eastenders

 

Naw, I asked if folk wanted it closed ...

And, I saw that too

 

"The Celtic fans’ campaign has provoked an angry backlash from victims of terrorism"


How could victims of Terrorism be offended by this song?

 

Willie Frazer - the guy leading the complaints about the O'Neill's shirt on Eastenders started up a "victims of Terrorism" group - they're the ones that thought it fitting to arrange a massive Orange Walk in Dublin and are complaining about having less than 2.6 flegs per flagpole.

In short, if it's Frazer's group, they're not "victims of terrorism" any more than a republican group are "victims of the famine".

 

Basically you don't need to breath everything about Celtic to support, be a fan or have an opinion on them

I don't know exactly, from memory:

Defo 1 jail
Maybe 1 more jail
Defo 6 freed
Maybe 4 more free

More in the pipeline

 

Yes I must admit I did have concerns over the name of this Victims group, was not sure if it was Loyalist or not, now I know

 

Indeed, it seems as some of these so called "Fans" singing about this RoH, are more concerned with Republicanism that actual football. I'm glad we agree that they are not real fans

 

You Medro'd me

 

http://www.newsletter.co.uk/news/re...tenders-ballymena-gaa-jersey-tweets-1-5881558

 

I agree, it's ****ing laughable and sad at the same time. That's why I feel so strongly about keeping Irish politics out of Scottish football. We end up looking as Neanderthal as ****s like him.

 

yeah better to move to an area where others had tickets for - thus creating over crowding.....and broken seats

Regardless can you explain why the seats broken had GB stickers on them?

Can you explain why the flares always seem to be near to GB banners?

Mad coincidence I guess, as its not them - always someone else

 

It's circumstantial, there is a company called CEX who by old electronics, phones etc. I have seen their stickers littered across benches and lamposts...do you think the staff randomly posted these or youngsters who were given them?

Would you put your tag on something you wanted to destroy?

The only arrests from that night were 14 youths from Motherwell, so if there was so much blatant criminality from Celtic fans where were Focus having their tea break?

I'm also told from a non GB mate of mine that offered me a ticket for that match (Phew) that the stewards didn't care where you sat

Friday night in murderwell...I expected a REAL riot after that match

I'll take a few, normally expected by the club, broken seats

Did the GB throw the flare at the Sevco non league game that damaged the pitch too?

Flares are an issue at lots of clubs