http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/celtics-john-guidetti-hit-sfa-5387466 JOHN GUIDETTI will defend an SFA charge that he made a comment of an offensive nature during an interview on Dutch TV. Saying hun on Dutch tv...
They should tell the SFA to **** off, seriously, have these ****s nothing better to do? I hope Celtic fight this all the way and tell the SFA to tell us all what "HUN" means... according to them and prove it.
Dear Sirs, I feel compelled to write to you this evening to lodge a complaint about the offensive chanting by Celtic fans during their home game with Aalborg this evening. I was utterly shocked to hear the Celtic fans sing ‘ There’s no HUNS in Europe’. The use of the word ‘HUNS’, in the context of Scottish society, is a sick sectarian slur on the protestant community and must be condemned by all right thinking people. I find this chant and the use of this word, utterly reprehensible, and I am angry and annoyed that these so called fans consistently sing these songs and never appear to be reprimanded by UEFA. Surely, such blatantly bigoted, sectarian, ant-protestant chants are contrary to UEFA rules, or is there a specific exception for Celtic Football Club. I am not prepared to be openly insulted by these apologists for terrorists and murderers. It is deplorable that their sickening chants in support of Irish terrorists have been ignored by UEFA in the past, and I’m not prepared to tolerate such a blatant attack upon my religion on this occasion. I expect UEFA to initiate an immediate, full and thorough investigation to verify that the chants were made and, having done so, to impose the severest sanction possible upon Celtic FC and their shameful fans. I look forward to an early response UEFA response Dear Sir, You have contacted the UEFA disciplinary services to complain about a song called “Huns away from Europe” that appears to have been chanted by Celtic supporters during the UEFA Champions League fixture between Celtic FC and Aalborg on 17 September. With all respect to your personal feelings and impression, the terms you object to do not appear to be connected with racial abuse or discrimination. Factually, the term “hun” has a historical background, notably in Europe. We understand that the chant "huns out of Europe" might have been referring to the fact that their arch rivals, Rangers, did not qualify for the UEFA Champions League! Celtic fans seem to refer to Rangers as the hun (the enemy). Should you still consider the text to have a sectarian background, we recommend that you address the matter to the competent authorities in Scotland.
Green Brigade members Daniel Ward, 23, and Daniel McCorgray, 22, both of Glasgow, were charged with breach of the peace aggravated by religious prejudice at a Celtic v St Mirren game in August 2010. Their banner showed Hoops boss Neil Lennon outside a flaming Ibrox with the slogan 'Huns FC' on the main stand. Another banner said: "Let's go to war." The pair were granted legal aid as the court heard complex legal arguments in the trial. But Sheriff Alayne Swanson took just 20 minutes to return a not proven verdict last week at Glasgow Sheriff Court. Ward's lawyer, ex-Celt Gerry Britton, said as no-one had complained there was no breach. He added: "The charge tried to link two banners but they were separate. "Our argument was that the word "huns" may be none too pleasant, but is not a religious comment." Read more: http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...#ixzz1qCvlLdP7
Green Brigade Member Charged With Arson Attack on Ally McCoist Michael O'Hara, 25, Paisley, has been arrested in connection to an alleged arson attack on former Rangers manager, Ally McCoist. Police Scotland arrested O'Hara as he was running away from McCoist's home after receiving an anonymous tip off. Read more: http://www.dailyrecord.com.444m3adethi8sshitup
