Anyone ever been attacked for wearing Celtic gear

I was gonna say Celtic/Sevco related football violence. In the context of him wearing a Celtic top, he’s massively more likely to face an issue in the west coast of Scotland than he would be anywhere else.

 

Aye - but they still don't know that I * in their bovril!

I should clarify - I never ended up inside the Hun end of the stadium... it was just a wrong turn whilst outside the ground.

 

Never tbh but I am a tank.

An Aberdeen fan spat Infront of me at the 99/00 League Cup Final, when I was still in primary school. Big, hard man.

 

I done something similar

The treble treble season I was watching the Scottish cup final in town against hearts, my dad was at the game and I went to meet him at the Florida park, I jumped the train to Mount Florida and when I stepped off onto the platform in my Celtic top I felt like every person at the station was staring at me, everyone was decked out in hearts gear - all raging because we’ve just beat them, genuinely thought I was going to get a hiding

very quickly made my way up the stairs and apart from a few death stares and * shouts nobody was that bothered, thankfully

 

So the * who started this thread got attacked in London of all places and 3 days later got attacked again randomly in the morning?

Sound

 

Proper waffler

 

Why even make * like that up. * bizarre behaviour

Thought everyone would be in here with stories of war backing him up. *

 

He got banned for a reason I suppose.

 

Used to have ding dongs with him alot. * of a guy

 

Had never even heard of him.


Another post a * claiming he got done in aff a group of Huns in Vietnam

 

Was that Uncle Ho by any chance .. some chancer that * was

 

Yes

 

Remember my dad saying was away back in the 60's him a couple of his pals and my youngest uncle were coming back from a game on the train , they ended up on the wring carriage an were close to getting thrown off the train , he knew some of them an said they got them back later on cause my uncle was quite young at the time

Always been lucky myself tbh , the old firm cup game wa Lennon n McCoist we had to walk from near enough Shawfield to the game my mates wee brother was shouting at a hun bus , an it stopped thought we were going to get it as only 3 of us all in

 

I’d rather wear a Celtic top in Bridgeton than parts of Belfast tbf

 

A good few times I've had bother.

Was at the game with my bird once and was a bit *. 2 trains on the same platform at queen street and we got on the wrong one. We had to get off at Cumbernauld (of all places with their daft accent) and change. Waiting at the platform with the scarf and top on and a squad of young team came round gonnae jump me. I was actually very * myself cause there was a lot of them. I did what I always do when Im scared and just go * mental and punch everything around me. Did that to the extreme and screamed like a madman. Was biting * and everything. They must have thought I was insane cause they starting backing up and I was screaming at them and throwing *. One of them had dropped their phone during the battle and was thinking about coming back to get it. He was looking at me thinking if he should or no. I kicked it on the railway line and told him to jump doon and get it. Wee *. Survived so I did.

Tynecastle hun hole about 10 years ago I think. Me and my wee nepthew got started on by a group of * stain jambo * up a side street. We were going for it with about 6 of them and we were saved ironically by the polis who had been watching them on cctv and carted them and then escorted us to the stadium. Nicest encounter with the polis ever

Got proper done in by the Hibs casuals who had came through to fight Falkirk on the same day as the old firm and I had been at the pub watching it. Broke my nose and everything the cowardly *. Took a proper doing that day

Asda in Govan after an old firm got jumped by two guys. Mad dog bottle over ma head. Still gave a good account of myself but both of them would have had sore faces too put it that way

And got slashed in the leg at Pittodrie by some * who just ran up and done it and then ran off.

And a few other minor incidents but incidentally none of this would ever stop me from wearing my Celtic top anywhere. I wear it proud as *. I'd go up the shankhill road wearing it (eh...naw I widnae...but thats about the only place where I'd think twice aboot it)

 

I mind the battles going on outside the Louden that day. That was scary *. A guy was grabbing folks Celtic scarfs from round their neck and trying to burn them. There just wasnt enough polis to stop it. There were folk launching bottles everywhere and rolling about in the middle of the road fighting and everything. I was lucky that day cause ma da was a handy * and I think they could tell by the look of him just no to even try it. But I agree yes....it was absolutely mental that day outside the Louden

 

I hope @Tim-Time 1888 apologized to you for that

 

You naughty basturt

 

I was on holiday one time with my dad and a few cousins and we met a family of Celts from Belfast.

They had a guy with them that had a noticeable birth defect, with one of his arms being far shorter than the other. This guy went on a stroll down the beach in his Celtic top and got loads of abuse from a Rangers bar on the front there. He came back & told us what had happened, so one of the big lads from the Belfast family gathered the Celtic fans from the hotel we were at (we were * at the time, but in my mind it seemed like we were readying for some sort of revolution), going from door to door, seeing who was available, and we had a walk down to said bar and it emptied in about 5 seconds. The gobshites didn't want to know.

Bar owner wasn't happy because all of his customers had left, but he was okay enough with watching said customers abuse a disabled passerby.