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Beale Loyal said:
It's not just child abuse. They also use Scott Brown's sister and Tommy Burns, not to mention the racism they dished out from Paul Wilson to Balde and Agathe.

Why anybody calls it a 'disaster' is beyond me.
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Celtic supporters were guilty of the most sickening racial abuse in British football history by dressing up as gorillas and throwing bananas at Mark Walters.

Yet another massive own goal by you.
 
Beale Loyal said:
It's not just child abuse. They also use Scott Brown's sister and Tommy Burns, not to mention the racism they dished out from Paul Wilson to Balde and Agathe.

Why anybody calls it a 'disaster' is beyond me.
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Celtic supporters were guilty of the most sickening racial abuse in British football history by dressing up as gorillas and throwing bananas at Mark Walters.

Yet another massive own goal by you.
 
Rocket said:
FFS...

We mock Celtic FC, Jock Stein, (who knew ) and the old Board ( who also knew ).....I have never heard any Rangers supporter on here or anywhere else mock the victims of child abuse.

To even attempt to compare that to 66 people that lost their lives is unbelievable.
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I never made any comparisons though, I simply pointed out the blindingly obvious.
 
Rocket said:
Celtic supporters were guilty of the most sickening racial abuse in British football history by dressing up as gorillas and throwing bananas at Mark Walters.

Yet another massive own goal by you.
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Nope. Monkey noises ringing around Faulty Towers at Balde THIS millenium is far worse.

Your child murdering club suffered the same fate as the 66. Please try and move on.
 
Beale Loyal said:
It's not just child abuse. They also use Scott Brown's sister and Tommy Burns, not to mention the racism they dished out from Paul Wilson to Balde and Agathe.

Why anybody calls it a 'disaster' is beyond me.
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who mocks tb and broonys sister? (she's a "hun" by the way, just like he was/is) as for the racial? haha!!!

El Hadj Diouf.

you really are a stupid young boy.
 
Oh, I suppose because she was a hun, that makes it OK (wtf has that got to do with anything anyway?) I suppose because of the Diouf incident the huns' overt racism is fine.

The typical hun knee jerk of 'aye bit you's...' <rofl> Yet another reason why they deserved it <ok>
 
Beale Loyal said:
Oh, I suppose because she was a hun, that makes it OK (wtf has that got to do with anything anyway?) I suppose because of the Diouf incident the huns' overt racism is fine.

The typical hun knee jerk of 'aye bit you's...' <rofl> Yet another reason why they deserved it <ok>
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do you have any evidence to support your racial accusations? there is certainly plenty to back up walters and diouf incidents.
 
Beale Loyal said:
Oh, I suppose because she was a hun, that makes it OK (wtf has that got to do with anything anyway?) I suppose because of the Diouf incident the huns' overt racism is fine.

The typical hun knee jerk of 'aye bit you's...' <rofl> Yet another reason why they deserved it <ok>
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It's technically known as 'whataboutery'.

It's all they have in their defence <whistle>
 
Rocket said:
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Lol.... awkward:

MARVIN Andrews last night urged Rangers fans to cut out their racist chants before he joins the Ibrox club this summer.

Saturday's Old Firm clash with Celtic at Parkhead was marred by Gers fans making monkey noises at Celtic defender Bobo Balde. Andrews knows the problem goes beyond football, but challenged fans from both sides of the Old Firm to make a difference.

He said: "I hope next season that is cut right out, because if the Old Firm stop it, then everybody else will too. This is something we need to wipe out, not only just the Rangers fans, because it is happening in schools as well - kids are being bullied because of their colour and religion.'
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Far too easy. They couldn't even curb their racism towards their own players, utter scum <doh>

Andrew Watson was the first black football player to represent Scotland. Watson never turned professional, however, so Arthur Wharton is sometimes reported as being the first black British footballer.
The book Race, Sport and British Society says there was racist abuse of Celtic player Paul Wilson by Rangers fans in the 1970s: "Rangers fans repeatedly bayed 'Wilson's a Paki' when Celtic played Rangers". There have been reports that some Rangers fans used to sing "I'd rather be a darkie than a Tim".The book Sport and National Identity In the Post-War World says "black players in Scotland were greeted with bananas thrown from the crowd and a barrage of 'monkey grunts', notably Mark Walters of Rangers and Paul Elliott of Celtic."On 2 January 1988, Rangers winger Mark Walters made his debut in the Old Firm derby match at Celtic Park. Rangers lost 2–0 and Walters was subjected to racist abuse from opposing Celtic fans who were caught on camera chanting like monkeys, throwing fruit, (mostly bananas) onto the pitch and dressing in monkey costumes.It was reported that Rangers fans used "implicit racism" on the same day by singing "I'd rather be a darkie than a Tim (Celtic Fan)".Although Celtic slammed the perpetrators, the Scottish Football Association remained silent. According to Walters, he experienced even worse racial abuse in Edinburgh against Hearts.Following racist abuse aimed at Walters, Rangers banned some of their own season ticket holders. Andrew Smith from The Scotsman newspaper stated: "It is depressing to think that enforcement as much as enlightenment might account for Walters being the only black footballer in this country to have had bananas thrown at them."
Rangers captain Lorenzo Amoruso issued a public apology after a match in December 1999 for making racist comments against Borussia Dortmund's Nigerian striker Victor Ikpeba.In March 2003, Rangers fans were accused of racially abusing Bobo Balde and Momo Sylla. Rangers chairman John McClelland stated that ""There was such a crescendo during Saturday's match although I thought I heard noises of this kind I can't be 100% sure."In May 2004, Marvin Andrews condemned racism from some Rangers fans.
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