Full Version: Will There Be Any Trouble In Manchester?
Nothing yet. All going peacefully at the moment.
Just wait till they turn the big screens off 
QUOTE (Bri RCFC @ Oct 21 2008, 15:45) 
Just wait till they turn the big screens off
If they turn the bigscreens off I predict a shopping centre being bombed.
QUOTE (Bri RCFC @ Oct 21 2008, 15:49)
Thats minging
Looks a bit too fresh to me.
This is how Celtic fans usually behave when they are in Manchester, a city which was bombed by the Provisional IRA.
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
QUOTE (JohnMac @ Oct 21 2008, 17:56)
This is how Celtic fans usually behave when they are in Manchester, a city which was bombed by the Provisional IRA.
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
The Celtic fans really do have a brass neck.
SHAME SHAME SHAME. old-firm fans really are the boil on the bum of Scottish football
like most away trips in the champions league, celtic have trouble winning.
QUOTE (ClydeSI @ Oct 21 2008, 21:26)
like most away trips in the champions league, celtic have trouble winning.
Never mind winning, they have trouble scoring a f*cking goal.
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 21 2008, 21:32)
Never mind winning, they have trouble scoring a f*cking goal.
Who where you playing tonight??
QUOTE (JUMPURS @ Oct 21 2008, 21:39)
Who where you playing tonight??
Yawn, how witty I've never heard that one before.
St Mirren have scored as many goals as you in the Champions League this season, and they aren't even in it!
Celtic are now the only team in the competition who have failed to register a goal so far.
Keep it up Ra Shellik, your doing your country proud.
You can slag other sides when your side actually do something, you lot would be as good as being in it as much as the rest of the SPL are.
It is easy to gloat when you aren't in it to compete.
St Mirren have also played as many Champions league group stage games as you.
Yeah the team that got put out by the mighty Kaunus would have done Scotland proud. Jealousy is such an ugly thing.
St Mirren have also played as many Champions league group stage games as you.
Yeah the team that got put out by the mighty Kaunus would have done Scotland proud. Jealousy is such an ugly thing.
QUOTE (JUMPURS @ Oct 21 2008, 21:42)
It is easy to gloat when you aren't in it to compete.
St Mirren have also played as many Champions league group stage games as you.
Yeah the team that got put out by the mighty Kaunus would have done Scotland proud. Jealousy is such an ugly thing.
St Mirren have also played as many Champions league group stage games as you.
Yeah the team that got put out by the mighty Kaunus would have done Scotland proud. Jealousy is such an ugly thing.
You mean that side who went to Parkhead, and beat your side 4-2?
So if we beat you 4-2, does this mean Kanus could beat you as well?
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 21 2008, 21:43)
You mean that side who went to Parkhead, and beat your side 4-2?
So if we beat you 4-2, does this mean Kanus could beat you as well?
So if we beat you 4-2, does this mean Kanus could beat you as well?
Yes i mean the team who got pumped 1-0 off St Mirren
Least the game we lost was to the team 2nd in the league.
QUOTE (JUMPURS @ Oct 21 2008, 21:48)
Yes i mean the team who got pumped 1-0 off St Mirren
Least the game we lost was to the team 2nd in the league.
Least the game we lost was to the team 2nd in the league.
The only reason you are first is a couple of dodgy decisions.
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 21 2008, 21:50)
The only reason you are first is a couple of dodgy decisions.
Of course it is
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 21 2008, 21:43)
So if we beat you 4-2, does this mean Kanus could beat you as well?
who?
Trouble before the game between riot police and Celtic Fans without tickets...They were stopping them getting from the bus park to the city centre. It seems they were denied the chance to watch the game in pubs n clubs..pity that they missed the humiliation 
Nice touch of the Scum to sing PIRA songs in a city devastated by PIRA bombs
Nice touch of the Scum to sing PIRA songs in a city devastated by PIRA bombs
QUOTE (No8. @ Oct 21 2008, 22:13)
Trouble before the game between riot police and Celtic Fans without tickets...They were stopping them getting from the bus park to the city centre. It seems they were denied the chance to watch the game in pubs n clubs..pity that they missed the humiliation Nice touch of the Scum to sing PIRA songs in a city devastated by PIRA bombs
Nice touch of the Scum to sing PIRA songs in a city devastated by PIRA bombsEvidence please
QUOTE (No8. @ Oct 21 2008, 22:13)
Trouble before the game between riot police and Celtic Fans without tickets...They were stopping them getting from the bus park to the city centre. It seems they were denied the chance to watch the game in pubs n clubs
Not to my knowledge eld yin and i was there. Im now in my nice comfy hotel.
QUOTE (The Dog @ Oct 21 2008, 22:49)
Not to my knowledge eld yin and i was there. Im now in my nice comfy hotel.
I was in Manchester and didn't know of any rioting until the next day reading the papers.
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 21 2008, 21:32)
Never mind winning, they have trouble scoring a f*cking goal.
Any significant plot changes on The Bill tonight?
300 arrests according to my postie
QUOTE (JohnMac @ Oct 21 2008, 17:56)
This is how Celtic fans usually behave when they are in Manchester, a city which was bombed by the Provisional IRA.
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
It's quite comforting to know that someone else in the family has the family brain cell. What's that got to do with anything?
No trouble whatsoever, even although two big supports were mixed together all day in pubs around the city, plus the feeling against Glaswegians and Scots in general after the Uefa final.
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
QUOTE (LordHawHaw @ Oct 22 2008, 08:49)
No trouble whatsoever, even although two big supports were mixed together all day in pubs around the city, plus the feeling against Glaswegians and Scots in general after the Uefa final.
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
Indeed. That was the worst thing of the whole evening. There really was no comeback to it
It was also worth noting that there were no fan zones on account of the blue mob's touching gestures last season.
QUOTE (Fife Saint @ Oct 21 2008, 23:45)
Any significant plot changes on The Bill tonight?
Considering The Bill is only shown on Wednesdays and Thursdays, I think its highly unlikely.
Spot of fighting a few rows down from where I was sitting in the Stretford end between a United fan and a couple of Celtic fans (who were in the wrong end wearing colours!) The United fan was "rightfully" ejected for headbutting one and punching another.
There must of been a couple of thousand Celtic fans in the United end last night at least, most of them wearing there Celtic colours as well.
There must of been a couple of thousand Celtic fans in the United end last night at least, most of them wearing there Celtic colours as well.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bo3C4FoJ0Mk
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
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No trouble whatsoever, even although two big supports were mixed together all day in pubs around the city, plus the feeling against Glaswegians and Scots in general after the Uefa final.
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
The fans were magnificent again tonight, outsinging the Manc the whole game...are yoiu Rangers in diguise was hurtful mind
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 22 2008, 19:07)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bo3C4FoJ0Mk
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
Poor hun canny even find a fighting video
http://www.celticfc.net/news/stories/news_221008125515.aspx
QUOTE ( Manc polis)
CELTIC fans have been praised for their behaviour by Manchester police as they provided another positive example to everyone on how to support their team regardless of the result.
Despite the disappointment of losing 3-0 to Manchester United at Old Trafford in the UEFA Champions League, the Celtic support further enhanced their excellent reputation and that of the Club during the visit to Manchester.
Match Commander Superintendent John Graves of Greater Manchester Police said: “I have no doubt that, for those Celtic fans who made the trip to Old Trafford for the Champions League fixture against Manchester United, it was a long and eventful day.
“Whilst I know the result of the game wasn't what Celtic fans would have wanted, the result of the overall event surely was. Any major sporting event is a challenge to police, and a sell-out crowd at one of the nation's largest stadiums for a game between two of Britain's greatest clubs, has to rank amongst the biggest.
“Making such events a success is not just down to the police and the clubs, it’s a responsibility of everyone involved, especially the supporters.
“As the Police Match Commander at Old Trafford, I would like to pass on my thanks to those Celtic fans who came to support their club in the finest traditions of genuine football fans, and ambassadors of Glasgow.
“From a policing and safety perspective, the game was a great success. There were very few incidents and arrests, and nothing that should detract from a great footballing occasion.
“I have to say that Celtic Football Club has every right to be proud of its fans. Those who braved the night in a windy and wet Manchester were a credit to the club.
“I would also like to compliment the Celtic stewards who helped tremendously throughout the game and added great value to the safety operation.
“We have a cliche in Manchester about the eyes of Europe being upon Old Trafford during these massive football games, and this was no exception.
“I believe that Celtic fans did a great deal to enhance not only the club's reputation across Europe, but also their own - well done
Despite the disappointment of losing 3-0 to Manchester United at Old Trafford in the UEFA Champions League, the Celtic support further enhanced their excellent reputation and that of the Club during the visit to Manchester.
Match Commander Superintendent John Graves of Greater Manchester Police said: “I have no doubt that, for those Celtic fans who made the trip to Old Trafford for the Champions League fixture against Manchester United, it was a long and eventful day.
“Whilst I know the result of the game wasn't what Celtic fans would have wanted, the result of the overall event surely was. Any major sporting event is a challenge to police, and a sell-out crowd at one of the nation's largest stadiums for a game between two of Britain's greatest clubs, has to rank amongst the biggest.
“Making such events a success is not just down to the police and the clubs, it’s a responsibility of everyone involved, especially the supporters.
“As the Police Match Commander at Old Trafford, I would like to pass on my thanks to those Celtic fans who came to support their club in the finest traditions of genuine football fans, and ambassadors of Glasgow.
“From a policing and safety perspective, the game was a great success. There were very few incidents and arrests, and nothing that should detract from a great footballing occasion.
“I have to say that Celtic Football Club has every right to be proud of its fans. Those who braved the night in a windy and wet Manchester were a credit to the club.
“I would also like to compliment the Celtic stewards who helped tremendously throughout the game and added great value to the safety operation.
“We have a cliche in Manchester about the eyes of Europe being upon Old Trafford during these massive football games, and this was no exception.
“I believe that Celtic fans did a great deal to enhance not only the club's reputation across Europe, but also their own - well done
QUOTE (LordHawHaw @ Oct 22 2008, 19:12)
Poor hun canny even find a fighting video
http://www.celticfc.net/news/stories/news_221008125515.aspx
http://www.celticfc.net/news/stories/news_221008125515.aspx
Look at that story, ONLY A FEW ARRESTS.
Now, I've heard there was only 4 arrests.
4/6000 = 1500
42/200000 = 4761.9 (4762)
So there was 1 arrest in 1500 at Manchester when Celtic go.
There was 1 in 4762 when we went.
That video did have a bit of fighting in it, but it is stopped quickly by the police. You can barely see them because of the crowd though.
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 22 2008, 19:15)
Look at that story, ONLY A FEW ARRESTS.
Now, I've heard there was only 4 arrests.
4/6000 = 1500
42/200000 = 4761.9 (4762)
So there was 1 arrest in 1500 at Manchester when Celtic go.
There was 1 in 4762 when we went.
That video did have a bit of fighting in it, but it is stopped quickly by the police. You can barely see them because of the crowd though.
Now, I've heard there was only 4 arrests.
4/6000 = 1500
42/200000 = 4761.9 (4762)
So there was 1 arrest in 1500 at Manchester when Celtic go.
There was 1 in 4762 when we went.
That video did have a bit of fighting in it, but it is stopped quickly by the police. You can barely see them because of the crowd though.
I blame the skools, nice arithmatic mind
QUOTE (LordHawHaw @ Oct 22 2008, 19:17)
I blame the skools, nice arithmatic mind I blame them too, didn't even set me up for Uni properly, I was a lazy c*nt in Uni and had to study like mad for the fortnight before every exam.
That's what School taught me
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 22 2008, 19:15)
Look at that story, ONLY A FEW ARRESTS.
Now, I've heard there was only 4 arrests.
4/6000 = 1500
42/200000 = 4761.9 (4762)
So there was 1 arrest in 1500 at Manchester when Celtic go.
There was 1 in 4762 when we went.
That video did have a bit of fighting in it, but it is stopped quickly by the police. You can barely see them because of the crowd though.
Now, I've heard there was only 4 arrests.
4/6000 = 1500
42/200000 = 4761.9 (4762)
So there was 1 arrest in 1500 at Manchester when Celtic go.
There was 1 in 4762 when we went.
That video did have a bit of fighting in it, but it is stopped quickly by the police. You can barely see them because of the crowd though.
There was only 42 arrests when you were there cos the coppers didn't have enough manpower to make more or it would have been treble figures. Remember that count is to go up as they are still hunting down your fans with the cctv footage from the services and public transport...as they said...'They'll come and get you in your sleep'
as for your video it's Man U fans getting all wound up cos we have just sung YNWA...hence why they are chanting 'You Scouse Bastards'. Hardly the same as going on the rampage and bringing shame on yourselves and the country
There was a couple of incidents before the game near the stadium. I think we were given the Trafford pub so therefore this was hardly a surprise.
Never seen any trouble myself. Spent the day in Chorlton and had a great time before and after the game.
Never seen any trouble myself. Spent the day in Chorlton and had a great time before and after the game.
The arrests were for drunkeness
QUOTE (JohnMac @ Oct 21 2008, 17:56)
This is how Celtic fans usually behave when they are in Manchester, a city which was bombed by the Provisional IRA.
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
All together now Sellick fans....
Oooh Aaah Up The Ra, Oooh Aaah Up The Ra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOwqWQS8oRY
I not got much time for glasgow teams but when you look at this video there is a few who sing this and as soon as the camera turns you see the disgust in people faces at these we f#nnys singing it. Its a small amount of fans no matter where you go who act like f#nnys. Celtic fans behaved well as usual. They do scotland proud that way, Rangers should send scoutsnd. down to see what they do to be so well behaved, only chance they might see of europe the now of outside scotland
QUOTE (WeAreThePeople @ Oct 22 2008, 19:07)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bo3C4FoJ0Mk
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
Get in there son, give that Tim a right seeing too
There were arrests and there was fighting occuring in the street, but hey that's no trouble now is it?
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