panorma tonite

exactly BB mate, there are stupid crazy wanks on both sides just the same there are good human beings who follow bith teams and want an end to all the hatred and fighting - unfortunatly its alot easier said then done and to try and change generations of clashes and hatred for the other is very difficult to do.

 

are u on drugs,showin the bhoys marchin no metion of them * orange marches,and sayin my national a anthum is sectarian * *,up the rebels

 

what a load of * absaloutley nuttin we did'nt already know * kidden themselves on man and whit aboot quinn saying the majority of away fans that sing the songs are'nt season tkt holders and murry could'nt answer the question on the singing because his * pa system blasts it out every home game and showing you a tim march as if they happen every week not even a mention of they * and theres

 

For the second time in this thread i will say that iam not on drugs...anyone else want to ask?

 

well u must be,ya didnt see same prog as me

 

How do you know i didnt see the same programme as you?

You been watching me?

 

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Some good reading on the subject of sectarianism

 

so u call my national anthum sectartian

 

Where did i say that?

What i said was that overall it gave a balanced view of sectarianism in the west of Scotland...which is what the programme was about...

How long have you lived in the West of Scotland?

 

how is it fair,made a joke of my anthum * bbc,showed us marchin but no metion of orange parades which are 90% of parades in scotland,

 

Not picking up on any specific bits mate...overall is what i said...and overall i think it was ok...

 

go to www.huddleboard.com some good points being made there

 

disnae work for me....page not found stuff

 

sorry www.thehuddleboard.com

 

Few interesting points from either side but nothing that changes my view of things

 

After watchin the program last night, it seems the roots of them problem stem from other sources than sectarian intolerance. these are mainly people who work, go to school and scocialise with each other. On old firm days the police do a brilliant job keeping the huns away from us and outside of the stadium i never see any problems. (sure if you go looking you'll find some though). if i remember correctly, all of the incidents featured on the program last night were happening in and around pubs. I'm lucky enough to get tickets for the old firm games and so dont watch the games in the pubs. but it's clear that the alchohol fueled conflict between jubilent and depressed supporters come closing time causes major problems. is it a problem for the first minister that maybe alchohol is partly to blame?? probably one of the governments biggest tax incomes?? or maybe other different social problems which the goverment struggle to handle?? it's a lot easyer to pass the buck onto the football association and it crtainly sells more 'newspapers'.

 

is it just me,cause i did not hear any celtic fans singin sectartian songs last nite

 

naw its not just you its just the * scottish media see it as sectarian singing, i think they still think the fields of athreny is a rebel song

 

yea shower of gobshites

 

I agree. there's a difference between the huns singing about the slaughtering of Irish Catholics and the singing of a song of fields in ireland.
the bbc seem to think the singing of an irish song is sectarian. nothing to do with the foundation of our club then??