magee84

grew up in the 1980,s, my idol as a boy was Kenny Dalglish. The at that time prime example of a scot who went down to england and was the best of the best. Kenny was my hero before any team back then, he still is a hero to me despite getting a hard time from various sections of scottish society, as well, i notice a lot of people on pie and bovril !

Celtic always has and always will be my team, my entire family was celtic daft so it was only natural id support the famous green and white hoops who, apart from the obvious birth of my kids etc have been responsible for some of the happiest times of my life, albert kidd day in 1986 one of my earliest celtic memories, oh the joy ! as well as stopping the ten in1998 and tommy burns thursday in 2008, seville in 2003 etc the other highlights are really the carry on andthe banter with the bhoys at the games, i go on the Tommy Craig CSC from stirling and a sounder and funnier group of guys you would be hard pushed to meet.

Aside from being a celtic fan i just like a bit banter and laugh with football fans of all sides, even the rainjurs, its only a game after all and if you take it that seriously that you cant handle a bit of good natured banter/slagging then stop watching football.

Im not particularly a fan of the national side although coming from stirling i do have a soft spot for my local team the binos and go and see them at times as well, as well as an earlier explained fondness for liverpool.

Bring on the slaggings, the laughs and the craic, hail hail......!!!!!!!!!!!