Yes, that's the one. Some tit on a Celtic site making **** up to sling mud, nothing new there admitedly. Just like the "Negri Interview"
No but you asked several inane questions which I answered, you then ignored any questions I asked because you - as well as being a tedious prick - are obviously an ignorant ****.
I was asking fans of all clubs if they thought it was a positive or negative thing to boo your team. It wasn't reported in the press at all about an alleged death song. That is 100% nonsense.
Wrong on all accounts. But there are wonderful thing now called televised matches, newspaper reports and internet blogs that mean you don't actually have to be at a game to see or hear about the things that happened in it.
Medro you're as transparent as a freshly cleaned window. Rangers have been booed off several times lately yet I don't recall you once posting a thread asking this question. Then the one time Celtic get booed off you're on here starting a thread about booing players. You're a sad, Celtic-obsessed bastard. In all the time you've been here you've posted more about Celtic than you've done about Rangers. That's why you got the boot from the Celtic board.
Then why add in "especially after only 4 games into the season." ... just a wee dig at Celtic. This is what you do with all your football related "serious questions"! It's tedious!
It was a made up Interview that done the rounds on some Celtic sites. Basically, this: Marco Negri Interview L.B. - Luigi Bruno (Interviewer) M.N. - Marco Negri _________________________________________________ Quote: L.B. - ' Marco, you left Rangers under very strange circumstances, why was that?' M.N.-' Strange? There was nothing strange in anything that happened there, they simply did not want me there any longer'. L.B.- 'Why was that?' M.N.- ' The honest answer is that I didn't know then and I still don't know even today. Nobody ever explained why I had fallen out of favour.' L.B.- ' Your goal record at Rangers was fantastic and when fit and available you were scoring for fun. I, and many others still do not understand why you left under a cloud'. M.N.- 'Let's just say you are getting very close to why I think that I was frozen out. Scotland is a very claustrophobic place where everything is examined and analyzed endlessly. Scottish society is in many ways a backward place'. L.B. - 'What do you mean by that?' M.N. - ' The culture, the underlying culture of Rangers was not good. The first team players had a habit of drinking vast amounts of alcohol during the week. As you know here in Italy we have a different culture as professional footballers. We know that it is our duty to keep ourselves fit and healthy. Some of the players there like Paul Gascoigne and Andy Goram would turn up smelling of drink BEFORE training!! I could not understand why such behaviour was tolerated by Walter Smith who was manager then'. L.B.- ' Marco we are well aware of Paul Gascoigne's problems and it is sad to see his decline, we saw it earlier at Lazio. Are you saying that the players were out of control?' M.N.- ' Absolutely, I tried to point this out to Walter Smith several times but he became very defensive and said that I needed to understand Scottish footballing culture. He would hear no criticism of Goram and especially Gascoigne who could literally do anything he wanted to and still get away with it! It wasn't just their drinking however, they had some really extreme political and religious views'. L.B.- ' Could you elaborate on this please?'. M.N. - ' Of course. They hated Catholics. All of them. I never understood why they were so filled with hatred. Several of us who were Catholic players and all foreigners were told upon arrival, never to bless ourselves at Ibrox as it could cause problems for us. I began to understand that Rangers was an extreme club very similar to Lazio here in Italy. You know, a right wing club with right wing supporters. I personally am not a practicing Catholic but my wife Anna Maria is, and it used to cause me pain when I heard what they said about my fellow Catholics. Lorenzo Amoruso and Jorg Albertz, just kept quiet and kept their heads down' L.B.- ' What finally brought things to a head?' M.N.- ' I was rapidly disillusioned by Rangers and especially their supporters. As part of my professional duties I was strongly encouraged to attend social functions which meant going to several Rangers supporters clubs. The last one I attended really brought home to me the fact that I had nothing in common with these people. The anti-Catholic feeling was venomous and the songs they sang that evening filled me with disgust. It was at that point I decided not to give my all for a club that condoned such behaviour. I went sick. Walter Smith knew the real reason for my 'illness' and he just ignored it. But I wasn't lying, I was sick, sick of Rangers and sick of what they stood for and that is the truth'. Which is completely fabricated 100% and goes to show HOW FAR some folk will go to besmirch their rivlas name. Pretty sad stuff TBH.
Your trigger wasn't the four or five times (if you include HT) that it's happened to Rangers, though, did you? The song was mentioned in the Scotsman, I posted a link the last time you pulled this ****e. http://news.scotsman.com/glasgow/Opinion-is-predictably-split-on.6757381.jp Same old same old ****e
Medro - your the type of guy that argued with the teachers in school even after being proven wrong. You seem to have an obsession with all things Celtic and actually care more about Celtic related topics more than you do your own team. You have already been thrown off the Celtic board for being a knob and I'm sure if you continue to rile people on GC, it wont be too long before you are kicked off here aswell. I am never going to read any of your boring argumentative threads again, because you are a bit of a prick to be honest. <yawnsmiley>
You didn't hear about it? Follow Follow wanted to hire their own lip reader to prove Lennon called Diouf "a ****ing n****r" Even when Diouf denied it happened they accused him of conspiring with Celtic to stop Lennon getting into trouble. And they call us paranoid
