scott brown v huns

That looks like as if Hooper is going to give Brown a cuddle and thought * ,,eh naw.

 

@bhoykane(sp) that's too funny!! How did I miss that dammit.

@kennydal I thought he was doing a chicken dance haha * some Huns might say he's motioning monkey antics towards diouf but aye yer right he was headed to hooper just makes for a funny pic though

 

Seriously is that his stats.

 

If anybody has the full version of this please post it up, would love to hear the whole interview.

 

That pic is my new screensaver. What a guy. I love you Broonaldo. You are a Celt through and through. And what a game. Cannae wait til the replay. They're getting it. We played them off the park today and we'll do it again.

 

A superb performance from our captain today ...well done broonie

 

what Brown actually said to Diouf......

 

Threads Merged.

 

Scott Brown bullies huns.

My wee cousin was at a game last season and Mark Wilson took her down to the dressing room it was about 45 minutes before the game or something and he got a couple of players to come out and sign stuff and Scott Brown came out and took her into the dressing room to meet all the players, my other cousin her brother is a hun and she was getting something signed for him and he said hows he not here and she said "hes a hun", Brown said "hes a hun, tell him im not signing that" my cousin went back to my granny and said "he said hes not signing that cause johns a hun"

That celebration today was magic, who was that the other week he ran and did a big star jump infront of when we scored?

 

Think Big El Hadji reckons that anyone who hasnt made headlines for their behaviour is a nobody? As already said, Brown is the record signing between two Scottish clubs, a key member of the Scotland squad, is captain of one of the biggest clubs in the world, and has been linked with big money moves to the premiership. Oh and he had just scored against his new team which he acknowledged was a huge club even though our revenue, status and global support is larger. *.

Just because Brown hasnt spat; at his opponents, a ball boy, someone in the crowd of the team he was playing, or been done for drink driving, that he is a nobody. Well with that sort of behaviour maybe he has things the wrong way round.

 

Don't forget laughing at people that are lying on the ground with a broken leg!

 

How could I forget! He is such a massive tool isnt he.

 

first time i'll ever say these words - i agree with maggiethatcher!

 

Michael Duberry? (* Hun)

 

...says he in a lengthy interview wholly dedicated to - Scott Brown. A * page long rant entirely in reaction to his humiliation.

I would feel almost sorry for him, were he not one of the lowest scumbags in world football.

 

what?

 

Apparantly this was supposed to have happend??

"I played my own game even though some people tried to wind me up. There was a lot said before the match, but I kept my nerve and was alright.

"Brown tried to wind me up right from the start of the game.

"He tried things to get me sent off, but I'm too strong for him.

"I am not here to give a headache to people.

"I am here to play my football and do everything I can to help Rangers win games. I know Brown tried to get me sent off, but that's OK.

"I know what is going to happen in every game I play here.

"It happened in England and it will happen in Scotland, I know people are going to try and get me sent off. But I tell you, I'm too strong for those people.

"I am mature now - I'm a big guy and I know what to expect.

"Maybe five years ago I would have reacted and done something to him and been sent off. But not now.

"I tell you right now, I am not going to let anyone down.

"I have a nice manager behind me in Walter Smith and nice team-mates behind me too.

"I don't want to disappoint them so that's why I am only focused on playing my football.

"I just want my manager to be happy with me outside the pitch and inside the pitch.

"I am not here in Scotland to react to things.

"I am here to win the league by helping my team-mates. Guys like Brown can do what they like.

"My job was to play well and if you look at it, how many good crosses did I put into the box? I did OK.

"I am going to score goals here, definitely, but the most important thing for me is my team wins game after game."

Brown and Diouf clashed repeatedly at Ibrox.

At one point the Scotland star urged the Senegal hitman to get on the ball and try to get past him when Sasa Papac was standing over a free kick.

Diouf also claims Brown insulted his family.

But the experienced frontman insists there was no way he was going to react, not even when Brown scored and celebrated by standing right in front of him.

He explained: "When Brown scored he came to me and did something, but I have been playing football a long time now. I am not a young boy any more.

"Brown said some nasty things to me on the pitch - things about me and my family - but I am too big for him.

"He can say nasty things about me and my family all he wants.

"I am too big for him, no one knows him. He just wants publicity because if I react then people are going to say El Hadji did something wrong to him.

"No one knows him so why should I react?

"I could have said something to the referee but I didn't do that." Diouf couldn't have handled his Old Firm debut any better from his own point of view.

Ignoring the flack, he also played well and showed his class. It was a big day for him, with the eyes of Scottish football glaring at him from the sidelines, but Diouf was pleased with the way he performed.

He said: "I feel good and also tired. But if you play football this is the game you want to play in.

"The atmosphere was amazing, unbelievable.

"I have played in many derbies in my life like Liverpool v Everton, Newcastle against Sunderland and Bolton v Blackburn. But Rangers against Celtic is the best.

"It's the biggest game I have ever played in my career, no question.

"The manager gave me confidence and the Rangers fans all love me."

Celtic now look to be favourites for the replay on March 2 at Parkhead, but Diouf insists there is no reason why Gers can't win through to the last eight.

He said: "We are a little bit disappointed by the result, but we know we can do a job in the replay.

"Nothing has been decided yet.

"We are still in the competition so why can't we win at their place?

"Last time Rangers played there they won so we can do it again."

Now reading a thread on there forum discusted me a cant believe some of the comments, they call us scum, a read racist remarks and utter filth on there forum, utter scandoulas stuff, there a * discrace

Diouf on Brown and the game - RangersMedia Forum

 

thdsats me home hjudt noe!!!1!

i hjust cant get enough!!!!!!!!xx