Scotland v Ireland Discussion Thread 14th Nov @ Celtic Park

The tartan army to be fair to them, sung some anti-British songs when they played England at Wembley. 'You can stick your royal baby up you *' and 'i would rather have a panda than a prince' were personal favorites. Do 'Anti-British' songs bother you?

 

Any * playing cricket wants booing I don't care where he's born.

 

Agreed or rugby league. *

 

Well, at least we know what has happened to Spellcheck.

 

They aren't different though.

Two Irishmen picked England over Ireland and the Irish fans booed them when Ireland and England met in a game.

Exact same on Friday if it happens.

Saying that Scotland is full of anti-Irishness and Ireland doesn't have any anti-Britishness :smiley-laughing002:.

 

Who's expecting any?

 

(racist)

 

...and just like that,it all makes sense :smiley-laughing002:

 

It definitely does have an anti-British element I'm not going try and say otherwise I already in here if the bloke felt English good on him but if he's using it for sporting advancements * em

 

I just can't see it happening.

 

Did someone hack your account? :icon_lol:

 

Nope, just like anti-Scottish one or anti-Irish ones don't.

Then again, I don't go out my way to act offended on the Internet over everything.

 

You don't think when McGeady or McCarthy picked Ireland it was for sporting advances? Scotland were absolutely dreadful when they started playing for Ireland :smiley-laughing002:.

 

In the original post I said "Glasgow and the surrounding area".

Acting offended or twisting quotes - what do you enjoy the most?

 

If Scotland was * then what the * was Ireland :smiley-laughing002:

 

You just denied saying this.

Do you enjoy being proved wrong over and over again?

 

Still waiting for the sectarian tackle quote do you want me to give you the link to the tackle discussion

 

Part of the reason McGeady got so much stick was that Scotland were so bad at the time imo. It was the first really talented player we had come through the ranks in years and having him elect to play for Ireland was a kick in the teeth.

 

"Irish cricket fans"

 

I'm not looking back through hundreds of posts. You know you said, it hence why you asked.