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randomsamno9 said:
lolz, not worth getting into the whole Rangers v Celtic debate, if I had to pick a Glaswegian club it would be Partick, hopefully that would put me in the clear.
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Ha ha.
Its that debate that got me my red mark on my profile and rep points raped ;)
Oh well,But yeah it Rangers all the way for what it's worth.
 
9043graham said:
Ha ha.
Its that debate that got me my red mark on my profile and rep points raped ;)
Oh well,But yeah it Rangers all the way for what it's worth.
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Not much, but purely out of sympathy I have taken pity and pos repped you.

Closet huns should be sympathised, not denigrated.
 
Always followed Celtic due to my uncle being Glaswegian, shame I can hardly understand him tho. <laugh>
 
Always liked Celtic. Plus, Boruc and Strachan have been reasonably good for both clubs. Terry Hurlock and Neil McCann not so much&#8230;
 
Haven't watched Scottish teams (apart from in CL because I support British clubs on principle), but why do so many support 2 teams in the same city? Why haven't the other cities got similarly large clubs? Is it because of the previous religious divide?
 
"@FootballFact101: The Kenya Football Federation has congratulated Victor Wanyama on moving to Southampton, even though a deal for him has not been confirmed."
 
Personally, can't stand either Glasgow clubs.

Aberdeen fans, despite having a ****e club (results wise in recent years) are a class apart north of the border.
 
Le Tissier's Laces said:
Has anyone suggested a "Wanyama.....what's my name" (in the style of Rhianna) chant?
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Not a terrace chant as such (way too complex), but I haven't stopped singing to myself Wanyama B There, to the tune of Michael McDonald/James Ingram's '80s yacht rock monstrosity 'Yah Mo B There' since this whole saga begun.
 
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