Half Rice Half Chips

You could tell what religion someone is with those shorts....

Great photo. Some observations: Men going to games in suits, when did that stop being a thing?; Large amount of elderly fans in attendance compared to nowadays; I can only see four female fans in the entire photo, very much a "man's game" back then; The men's faces look more, I don't know, weather-beaten. Not much in the way of Nivea moisturiser for men or designer haircuts in those times.

My thoughts exactly. I didn't even know what religion Steve Clarke was before last week.

In over 300 years Orange "culture" hasn't evolved beyond walking down a street banging a big drum, and burning a big pile of pallets.

Is that your avatar? Yes, it's a beautiful photo, the smoke in the background adds to the aesthetic of it so I guess we can thank the sevconians for something at least.

Looks like the officials are trying to protect tavernier from stokesy. Bit late.

Grassed him?! They're paying the cúnt's legal fees. #kiddiesnatchers loyal

Lap of honour They're a load of auld bollocks Pitch invasions are the future.

What a scumbag, kid looks no more than 16 years old and 10 stone. Typical orange thug, afraid to take on anyone his own size then runs away.

Did your parents ever tell you, "never take sweets from a stRanger"

I heard that the Portuguese resort where Madeleine McCann went missing is also popular with Sevco fans, it's all starting to make sense now.

Was Wallace really assaulted or did a Hibs fan just accidentally bump into the fucker's massive nose? In fairness, it would be hard to miss.

His display on Saturday might have persuaded Rodgers to keep him.

I don't think Gray or McGinn lost a 50-50 battle all day. Actually, 50-50's not an entirely accurate description, many times they came out with the ball against 2 or more opponents. So, they were more like "33-67" or "25-75" balls! Sevco were arrogant going into the final from fans to management to players. They went into the final thinking all they had to do was show up to collect the cup and Hibs would roll over to have their bellies tickled, and they weren't ready for the battle.

Watching the highlights again, Stokes was different class. He gave Tavernier an unmerciful roasting (in the footballing sense of the word). Eta And we should have won about 7-2.

I came up with that in my (now locked) Kiddie-snatcher Loyal thread. But it's ok, Big Rider can have it.

Even without seeing the sweater, it's kinda obvious that the Kiddie-snatchers FC fan is the horrifically fat cu-nt

I'm waiting for a statement from Trayngers praising their child-snatching supporters.

I hope Traynor releases a statement about the sevco sicko who was attempting to abduct a child, or was that fan also showing "restraint"?

All eleven sevco players attacked now?! These fuckers will have more casualties than the Ulster Division by the end of the week!

People who set up calls for 9am, 1pm and 5pm need shooting.

What's wrong with objecting to poppy fascism? People, particularly in public life, who decide not to wear the poppy are subjected to vile abuse, threats and intimidation from the poppy fascists.

Tavernier's tweet is a disgrace. The British Armed Forces are financed by taxes which the football club he plays for illegally avoided paying for almost a decade.

They've started selling poppies in red armband format also. I bought one myself as you can see from my profile pic.

Back to the topic at hand. I'm not a fan of some of James McClean's behaviour on the football field but I utterly admire his courage in not wearing a poppy in the face of the gauntlet of poppy-fascist abuse he faces, not just in November but all year round (he gets booed every week). He could have been a moral coward and wore that symbol and had the quiet life, but he stood by his principles and he is now a target for vile Britnats. One of these Britnats tweeted him saying he would be run out of Britain by force. Said Britnat had the following Winston Churchill quote on his profile: "You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." McClean had to point out the irony of the quote to him!