Clearly Celtic fans don`t listen to the wishes of the club they are supposed supporters of and believe their hypocritical attitude should be allowed to continue.

For those in doubt please allow me to remind you of the following statement as given by Celtic Football Club :


CELTIC have banned a popular term for their Ibrox rivals Rangers, warning fans they can no longer call them 'Huns'.

And while the move has been praised by many organisations, Celtic fans themselves say it is an example of political correctness gone too far.

The first fans knew of the ban was when some were thrown off the club's Internet site for using it.

The club has since revealed that any member of staff saying 'Hun' can face disciplinary action or sacked and fans may be asked to leave the ground if they use the word.

'Hun' has been used for years as a general insult for Rangers fans, but some groups have voiced concerns that it could be taken the wrong way, leading to Celtic's actions.

Celtic administrator John Cole said: "It's a word that can cause offence and at Celtic we don't want to be offending anyone, so we are asking that people who have a problem with this look at our social charter and other movements we are involved with."

A spokesman for the Church of Scotland said: "Anything that helps to combat bigotry is more than welcome and Celtic should be praised for it."

And Catholic Church spokesman Peter Cairney commented: "Celtic should be applauded for this move as it helps to remove barriers which cause offence."

A Celtic spokeswoman said: "We support the rights of the individual but will not tolerate behaviour or motivation that alienates others.

"All we ask is that people observe certain rules and ways of behaviour when associating themselves with Celtic."

But Celtic fans themselves see it as a political correct step too far.

Editor of the popular E-Tims fanzine Steve Clarke said: "Celtic, by their action, have managed to label practically every supporter a sectarian bigot."

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You're a Hun, and a boring Hun at that...

You have to admire (or laugh at) the persistence

nuf said

Another Hun exclusive.

Please go away

Quite right!! Those Bead Rattlers have been getting away with it for years!!

Complete and utter boring hun pish

What a complte and utter dollup of steaming hot sh1te.

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Whaur's ra tim polis, like?

I AGREE, AND HE IS A FCUKIN USELESS HUN!!!!!

That's really told him eh!Quality post.

It appears that the term is indeed classed by Celtic Football Club as one which can be seen as incitement to sectarianism! For instance, below you will find various online comments revealing numerous opinions on the term.


Whether you argue the term is bigoted or not is up to you! The evidence on the other hand is pretty damning!


Hearts fans I'm sure will remember many chants directed to them as well using this term. Again I would see this as incitement to sectarianism!


Surely Celtic fans would wish to comply with their own clubs thoughts on the matter, especially considering what they believe their club was founded for in the first place or does this not extend to how the treat supporters within other clubs!



From the CelticOffside.com website……..

A poster asked a Celtic fan the following :

Now, I’m going to ask a third question that will even further demonstrate my already apparent ignorance: On the message boards to the story you linked to about Naismith, some of the posters referred to him as a “hun“. I’ll admit - as a Yank who doesn’t follow the SPL too much, I’m mystified by that perjorative for Naismith. Why did they call him a “hun”?

In reply, the Celtic supporter Nick explained : “Hun” is basically a derogatory term for a Protestant. I think it originates in N Ire and has been transferred to supporters of Rangers who are traditionally Protestant. When they say Naismith is a hun, they mean that he’s a Rangers supporter. He’s said so publicly. But I try to avoid all that stuff here. Now, do Celtic need a striker? They’re fine with what they have now…..



Definition of Hun on the Urban Dictionary…….

Dirty smelly orange inbred inhabitants (or parasites) found in the occupied 6 counties in the north of ireland. In Hun areas where the huns exist the gene pool is very shallow due to their love of fucking their family members. They also have close together eyes.

“Look at that hun! His eyes are very close together!”



Another definition of hun from the internet…….

Word used in a derogatory manner by Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland, when referring to their Protestant countryfolk.

“Fucking Huns are taking all the jobs.”



And another definition of the term hun again on the internet………..

Slag for a Protestant from Northern Ireland / The Six Counties. Usually a fat, inbreed loyalist or a Rangers fan. Unfortunetly many Catholics use this term to describe all Protestants, forgeting or completely unaware that many of the founding fathers of Irish Republicanism were Protestant - Tone, Emmett, McCraken and Parnell to name a few.

“Look at that moany, fat, smelly hun. You'd think he'd do the decent thing and accept his fate of living in a United Irish Republic.”



And another……
(Scottish Slang) A Rangers fan. Due, naturally, to the protestant ties the club is purported to have.

Why do you regard those online sources as more valid than this online source - the one you're posting on?

Hun - Scottish slang - 'Rangers supporter' and only 'Rangers supporter'

So is a hun an Orangeman, a protestant or a Rangers fan ?

I am none of the above but some of the more uneducated posters from here decide to call me this term.



If a hun is someone who is anti celtic then I'm a hun.


I thought that huns were the enemies of the British Forces, if that is correct then its the celtic fans who are really the huns.

I don't think the phrase originated from NI for Protestant then onto a Rangers fan as your wee history portrays, I see you've missed out Rangers fans singing go home ya huns to other teams when beating them, plus the FF campagin that Hun is rightfully a word to describe Celtic fans for "Helping the Germans during the war"

Did it magically become a word for describing protestants in NI

Hun is a beautifully descriptive insult to sum up the rampaging hordes of racist, sectarian, drunken, violent and uncouth Rangers fans, I actually had an E-mail from someone who lives in student accomodation at the place where the riots started that said Huns summed up exactly what she seen of the behaviour of Rangers fans in Manchester

What evidence?

I'll try to explain this simply, as you're obviously a thick Hun, but have you heard of protestants being called this in a non football context? I've used the example of the Archbishop of Canterbury a couple of times before - have you heard him called a "Hun" before?

Or is the term only used to describe knuckle draggers who support Glasgow Rangers Football Club (i.e. Huns)?

[quote name='LordHawHaw' date='Aug 26 2008, 12:42' post='2726691']
I don't think the phrase originated from NI for Protestant then onto a Rangers fan as your wee history portrays, I see you've missed out Rangers fans singing go home ya huns to other teams when beating them, plus the FF campagin that Hun is rightfully a word to describe Celtic fans for "Helping the Germans during the war"

Did it magically become a word for describing protestants in NI

Hun is a beautifully descriptive insult to sum up the rampaging hordes of racist, sectarian, drunken, violent and uncouth Rangers fans, I actually had an E-mail from someone who lives in student accomodation at the place where the riots started that said Huns summed up exactly what she seen of the behaviour of Rangers fans in Manchester



I think we might be getting closer to the meaning of this word.


It is a group of people who cause a disturbance on the street leading to arrests, Yes?


500 people have been arrested after dozens of gang members fought running battles with riot police at the end of the Notting Hill Carnival on Monday. Several police officers were injured in the violence



http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/video/Not...ival%2BViolence


Notting Hill Huns.

Seriously are you as thick as your inability to even quote me suggests.

The rubbish you post about the word hun and resorting to disgusting child abuse realy does mark you out as a hun.

It's common to describe Amaloser as a big greasy hun, analyse that to the nth degree like your other academic dissection above

Someone who would qualify as thick would be someone who is unable to answer a question that has been put to him / her three times and still not answered!

Child abuse IS disgusting and the one thing it should NEVER EVER be is covered up.

So at least we agree on something.


so is a hun

a) an Orangeman

b ) a Mason

c) a Rangers Supporter

d) a Rangers Player

e) a Protestant


Ive made it really really easy for you but no doubt you will squirm out of answering again.

Hello

The term Hun is anything to do with supporting Rangers which is not neccessarily sectarian unlike the term Dirty Orange b*****d which is.
In theory a Dirty Orange b*****d could play for Celtic although its unlikely.

I don't think that sits with you posting doctored pictures of Gary Glitter in a Celtic shirt and using it for a bit of fun, your sort are truely disgusing using child abuse to score points, lowest of the low IMO of course

Where does Bertie Peacock fit into this analogy?

You've had your answer now f**k off you boring hun c**t. There's another phrase using hun it's easy you see.

Yip , you managed it once again.


Youre getting good at this avoiding game eh?

And who exactly was talking to you?


And how the hell did you get out of my pocket?

Don't tell him Pike

For a taig , that was actually quite funny.

Was Bertie in the Ludge? if so I stand corrected but he was not a hun.

Thanks, hun

Yet another Ill informed celtic fan


" If ye know yer history "


Dont make me laugh.

I think that post and Seamus llustrates the difference between you two, see if you can work it out

Its a shame that Neil Lennon did not get the same adulation from his community.

Talking to you is like pulling teeth.

Going by Seamus description then

Bertie Peacock , an Ulster Orangeman from Colraine.... where does he fit in?

Never realised that Neil was an Orangeman too.

Alfie Conn used to be a hun but hes alright now.

Your a dirty hun. (From Hamilton)

I bet your favourite ever Hibs player is Andy Goram.

Bobby Thomson actually.

Really? Why would that be?

I think I've spent too much time on you, yer as thick as pig shit I thinks.

See if you can work it out for yourself. That's education you see, seamus is just trying to get you to think for yourself you stupid hun.

Alfie Conn is a Rangers employee , now , who is it that is thick taig?

You cannot spell the surname of one of your most famous players , yet it's me who is thick?


Aye right you are.


Oink Oink Taig.

Go home ya hun, go home ya hun, go home ya hun go home

This PTB209 is a legend

Nah it's Goram.

Don't get many "Hibs" fans from Hamilton. Plenty of hun b*****ds though.