Gerry Adams arrested

Aye, and yer know allowed to talk about the Rangers. ****ing dictators so they urr!

 

What does OBAF stand for?

 

Old, Black and Fenian.

Monaco's their leader.

 

Football fans
Celtic
Scottish Labour

 

It's true they weren't, so a law was created to make what they did illegal

 

They marched because of OBAF

 

And what exactly are they doing which is said to be illegal?

 

Cause it doesn't have a seat ...

 

Communicating offensively at a football ground

 

Scottish Labour

If the SNP was giving out free fruit to kids those nutters would be against it.

"SNP bad" they all bray together.

 

Mindy has been at their Kool-Aid for too long Dan.

They'll be moving to some abandoned Irish island soon and setting up "The Green Brigade Agricultural and Fitba Project" where they create their own football team/batshit crazy cult. Prior to all committing suicide when the Boaby Sands Comet comes to take them to the Big Wolftones Gig in the Sky.

 

Thank you. Seems very reasonable to me and cannot understand why anyone would have a problem with it. Sing about your favourite team, don't swear and everyone's happy.

 

If they renamed it Childish Habits Upon Football Fans in Scotland (or CHUFFS for short) then it might fare a bit better.

 

The law doesn't affect 99% of football fans in Scotland. You know, people who go to football to err emm watch football.

The ones it does affect are the knuckle dragging, ****pig morons who think a football stadium is the ideal place to vent their fury about all things Irish.

The battle of the Boyne, Derrys walls, the easter uprising, deed martyrs of the cause.

Total bullshit they like to call "oor heritage".

Mindy thinks his people should be allowed to poison the air with their heritage. All sensible ****s think otherwise.

 

Labour supporting Celtic fans then.

 

Kaflik Marxists like Mindy.

 

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Typical fascist rhetoric

 

Both Hearts and Celtic fans, on two separate lines, were singing offensive songs on the train at the weekend. Glasgow to Edinburgh and Glasgow to Aberdeen.

Why should ordinary people travelling for myriad reason be subjected to the drunken bigotry of these utter fannies pretending to be football fans?

 

Not a Celtic Supporter?
Although Fans Against Criminalisation is made up of the five main Celtic supporters’ organisations, it was never intended that this be an exclusively Celtic campaign (hence why it is not called Celtic Fans Against Criminalisation) however, sadly this is what it has become in practice. We have a particular view about why this legislation was enacted but we fully recognise that it is an assault on the civil rights of all football fans and we have tried to encourage others to set aside traditional rivalries and unite against this common attack on us all. Before the Bill became an Act one of our member organisations united with the supporters’ trusts of other football clubs to argue against it in front of the Justice Committee of the Scottish Parliament; we have invited fans of other clubs to campaign rallies and meetings and we have offered support to individual fans of other clubs who have been arrested under the Act. We will continue to do this but we call on the fans of all clubs to unite with us in the fight against the Act either by working directly with us in formulating the campaign or by taking up campaign initiatives which we organise.

We make no apologies for the fact that Celtic fans and their organisations have been at the forefront in the fight against this Act from its inception right up to the current time but we recognise and praise the fact that there has been some local work against the Act in terms of banners at games involving other clubs eg. Motherwell. However, the stark reality is that this is an attack on us all and requires a united response from all football fans in Scotland. Unity is Strength. Axe the Act.

 

In 2014, we released a single in association with the Irish Brigade, the well known ballad ‘Roll of Honour’. This song has fallen foul of the anti-football act and the success of our campaign clearly demonstrated that the Celtic support has no intentions of bowing down to the bully-boy tactics of Stephen House’s henchmen and allowing the right to political expression to be taken away. The song reached number 33 in the UK official singles chart and a clip of it was played live on national radio.