[Addie]

Celtic fans should have enforced their self impossed ban on away games and this trouble wouldnt have happened in the first place.

Good, decent and respectful fans would then attend the games instead.

I am quite happy to avoid Celtic park every season in return as it aint a great ground anyway. (However the cafe in the Forge is quite good and serves a rather steak pie).

[Tim Malloy]

Hearts Daft, on 19 January 2012 - 09:43, said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk...w-west-16576067

Cowardly thing for these guys to set about a young boy 4 on 1.What did the wee guy think he was doing though? Challenging 4 guys isn't a very bright thing to do in any circumstances. The trains have guards for a reason.They are the ones trained and paid to deal with such incidents.

As for the wee guy? Hell slap it into him for being so thick! I have no sympathy for him.

This post has been edited by Tim Malloy: 19 January 2012 - 09:52

[topcat(The most tip top)]

The OP, on 19 January 2012 - 07:43, said:

5 Hearts supporters kicked a cute little puppy to death because it was wearing a Hibs scarf. True story.

Scotland's (mini) Shame.

LIES!


One of the 5 was actually a dunfermline fan. Besides That puppy had it coming

[RussellV1]

The OP, on 19 January 2012 - 00:52, said:

Although, not to let my head get too inflated with all this praise, as a support we possibly don't put as much effort in as someone who changes the word Celtic to c*ltic throughout a copy and paste job - that really is remarkable dedication to a cause.

Copy & pasted from blackandwhitearmy, where the words Celtic & Rangers are filtered out so no OF related adverts are shown

[Tim Malloy]

RussellV1, on 19 January 2012 - 09:57, said:

Copy & pasted from blackandwhitearmy, where the words Celtic & Rangers are filtered out so no OF related adverts are shown

Yeah! because this place which doesn't filter out the words "Celtic and Rangers" Has a fair plethora of old firm adverts. Maybe Div should follow Black and white army's lead?






.......well apart from some tramp trying to sell tours to Ibrox.

This post has been edited by Tim Malloy: 19 January 2012 - 10:08

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RussellV1, on 19 January 2012 - 09:57, said:

Copy & pasted from blackandwhitearmy, where the words Celtic & Rangers are filtered out so no OF related adverts are shown

That's quite a cunning idea. The programming that generates these adverts isn't always quite clever enough to figure out that just because people mention something a lot doesn't mean they like it. Does the constant reference to "Saints" attract a lot of religous advertisers?

Kickback seems to carry a lot of adverts for dating sites presumably because the keyword "Hearts" features a lot.

Wierder still Ian Black's recent good form has triggered a lot of mentions of his name and so there's now frequent adverts for "Black Dating" sites

How these lonely afro-carribean ladies would react when their advert is replied to by a pasty faced bloke from Edinburgh as opposed to a Denzel Washington lookalike is another issue

[Tim Malloy]

topcat(The most tip top), on 19 January 2012 - 10:23, said:

That's quite a cunning idea. The programming that generates these adverts isn't always quite clever enough to figure out that just because people mention something a lot doesn't mean they like it. Does the constant reference to "Saints" attract a lot of religous advertisers?

Kickback seems to carry a lot of adverts for dating sites presumably because the keyword "Hearts" features a lot.

Wierder still Ian Black's recent good form has triggered a lot of mentions of his name and so there's now frequent adverts for "Black Dating" sites

How these lonely afro-carribean ladies would react when their advert is replied to by a pasty faced bloke from Edinburgh as opposed to a Denzel Washington lookalike is another issue

So you joined the site then?

[Green&White Zebra]

Tim Malloy, on 19 January 2012 - 09:51, said:

Cowardly thing for these guys to set about a young boy 4 on 1.What did the wee guy think he was doing though? Challenging 4 guys isn't a very bright thing to do in any circumstances. The trains have guards for a reason.They are the ones trained and paid to deal with such incidents.

As for the wee guy? Hell slap it into him for being so thick! I have no sympathy for him.

I don't know what the exact circumstances are but challenging 4 guys takes a lot of bottle. Put it this way, he's got more courage than the 4 guys who set upon him. I've no objection to someone challenging a group if their behaviour is offensive to the other passengers. The idea that he is mad just because the social culture dictates an irate response is no justification.

[topcat(The most tip top)]

Tim Malloy, on 19 January 2012 - 10:29, said:

So you joined the site then?

YEs but I don't think my profile pic helped

[Tim Malloy]

Green&White Zebra, on 19 January 2012 - 11:00, said:

I don't know what the exact circumstances are but challenging 4 guys takes a lot of bottle. Put it this way, he's got more courage than the 4 guys who set upon him. I've no objection to someone challenging a group if their behaviour is offensive to the other passengers. The idea that he is mad just because the social culture dictates an irate response is no justification.

Not bottle! Stupidity maybe! So Imagine this was your kid. Would you praise him for challenging 4 guys for singing sectarian songs? Or would you give him hell for being reckless with his own safety?

If these guys think they are above the rules of public transport one of them could also be thick enough to be think he's above the law and stabbed the lad. It's happened for less and a 16 year old is surely wise enough to know this.

They were singing songs ffs! I could have seen his point had they been harassing or threatening someone.His reaction was a bit foolhardy. He could always have moved his seat. Like I said there are people who are paid and trained to deal with this he could also have reported this to them and the Police would have been waiting at the next stop.

[buddie06smfc]

Green&White Zebra, on 19 January 2012 - 06:56, said:

There will be about 3000 Celtic fans at the game. If 3 of them carry flares that comes to 0.1% of the support at the game. That means 99.9% get treated like suspects without justification. It's a recipe for a fight outside the ground.

Bullshit, I've searched many times before going into a football stadium. Not once have I felt the urge to batter the steward who did so. I've been searched going into St Mirren Park, New Love Street to you, Parkhead and Ibrox amongst others. Back in December there was a row of stewards blocking the way to the turnstiles at Fir Park as they were searching every St Mirren fan. I don't have a problem with it, they are doing their job. It isn't unique to Celtic fans, instead it just highlights how far they've taken this paranoia stuff.

I reckon Saints should use the security measures used by Glasgow Airport, then you may have a case but until then shut up, get searched and then sit on your arse and watch the game.

[superwell87]

buddie06smfc, on 19 January 2012 - 11:43, said:

Bullshit, I've searched many times before going into a football stadium. Not once have I felt the urge to batter the steward who did so. I've been searched going into St Mirren Park, New Love Street to you, Parkhead and Ibrox amongst others. Back in December there was a row of stewards blocking the way to the turnstiles at Fir Park as they were searching every St Mirren fan. I don't have a problem with it, they are doing their job. It isn't unique to Celtic fans, instead it just highlights how far they've taken this paranoia stuff.

I reckon Saints should use the security measures used by Glasgow Airport, then you may have a case but until then shut up, get searched and then sit on your arse and watch the game.

Exactly this. I too have been seached/ frisked before going entering turnstyles and have never had an issue with it. At the end of the day, the searches are for the general safety of yourself, fother supporters and the everyone else in the ground.

[Hearts Daft]

I've never been frisked

But thats because I don't look like a jakie weegie ned

[TartanArmani]

Well done St Mirren for coming down on Scotland's shame.

[Zeus]

Hearts Daft, on 19 January 2012 - 12:14, said:

I've never been frisked

But thats because I don't look like a jakie weegie ned

Right, you just post like one then.

[topcat(The most tip top)]

Green&White Zebra, on 19 January 2012 - 06:56, said:

There will be about 3000 Celtic fans at the game. .... It's a recipe for a fight ....

Your post was a bit long winded but essentially correct

[sergie's no1 fan]

Chances are the daft b*****ds will start fighting amongst themselves.

I hope you's enjoy paying £27 a ticket and miss the first 20 minutes

[JamboMikey]

There's a reason Celtic's travelling supporters get treated with suspicion, its because they are scum.

[Enrico Annoni]

Buddie Holly, on 19 January 2012 - 01:10, said:

thats the way it copied and paste.none of my own work required.both the bigot brothers names are censored on the st mirren site i c+p'd it from.
you going on saturday?

how fucking sad is that site if true.

[53_and_counting]

Tim Malloy, on 19 January 2012 - 09:42, said:

I can't see what all the fuss is about. We are all subject to searches sometime.Going through an airport or even say going out to a night club.

Flares are banned on SAFETY grounds not petty we grudges against Celtic fans.Our support has previous for this. Only last year at Celtic Park a 5 year old girl was burned by one of these things.

Want to avoid searches? Stop taking flares! Simples!

Until then? grow up and abide by the rules.They are there or everyone's safety

you ain't a Celtic fan ffs. That's just too fucking sensible

[Addie]

Hearts Daft, on 19 January 2012 - 12:14, said:

I've never been frisked

But thats because I don't look like a jakie weegie ned

Or that you are fuckin ugly.

[Tim Malloy]

Addie, on 19 January 2012 - 13:15, said:

Or that you are fuckin ugly.

Do you suffer from tourettes or are these uncontrollable urges to come out with random profanity just a product of being dragged up?

ETA

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Dont go on much as they smilies / gifs are boring, the threads are repetative and the patter is that of children.

Iwonder who came up with this pearl of wisdom??Any ideas Addie?

This post has been edited by Tim Malloy: 19 January 2012 - 13:27

[Addie]

Tim Malloy, on 19 January 2012 - 13:20, said:

Do you suffer from tourettes or are these uncontrollable urges to come out with random profanity just a product of being dragged up?

I have an allergy to idiots my dear friend with severe reactions.

I was a sailor for a long time Tim so that may explain my language. In the real world I work inthe mamby pamby world of Human Resources, so I must be doing something right though.
My upbringing was not in the East End of Glasgow my friend, so it couldnt have been that bad.

[Tim Malloy]

Addie, on 19 January 2012 - 13:27, said:

I have an allergy to idiots my dear friend with severe reactions.

I was a sailor for a long time Tim so that may explain my language. In the real world I work inthe mamby pamby world of Human Resources, so I must be doing something right though.
My upbringing was not in the East End of Glasgow my friend, so it couldnt have been that bad.

Darn you replied before my edit.

[Tim Malloy]

Addie, on 19 January 2012 - 13:27, said:

I have an allergy to idiots my dear friend with severe reactions.

I'm outa here! Wouldn't want to be responsible for your reactions!