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It hasn't really went away, however it seems to be back under the spotlight, offensive behaviour at the football.

This can include racism, sectarianism, homophobia etc...

I would prefer this to be a discussion about how we deal with the problem, if of course you think there is a problem at all, and not decend into the usual pish.

 

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I voted "both" but I would stipulate that clubs would only face punishment after a certain number of offences from their fans, to take the scale of scumbaggery of each support into account.

Otherwise you'd get the authorities occasionally docking Celtic a token point, then docking Sevco a point the following week to even things up. Then docking Aberdeen or whoever was 3rd a point on enough occasions to prevent the Cheeks actually slipping down the table.

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Do not hide the real  problem in Scottish football, sectarianism, amongst all the other ists and isms of the moment. You deal with the major issue and problem first and that is overwhelmingly the Old Firm's sectarianism. Call it what it is or we'll get nowhere.

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12 minutes ago, 7-2 said:

Do not hide the real  problem in Scottish football, sectarianism, amongst all the other ists and isms of the moment. You deal with the major issue and problem first and that is overwhelmingly the Old Firm's sectarianism. Call it what it is or we'll get nowhere.

Im not hiding it, I just think it should be all be dealt with the same way. 

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Hammer the clubs, by deducting a single solitary point from their league total...everytime there is a political song sung, a sectarian song sun, a coin fired onto a football pitch, supporters breaching pitch-side barriers, seats broken (because of over-exuberance or otherwise), flags flown in support of terrorist organisations...
 
...Celtic would be absolutely fucked if that was the case, or they might actually get their house in order.
Would you consider "God save the Queen" a political song?
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To take points off teams for fans chanting would require crystal clear information from the SFA in regards to what songs they would deem not acceptable, ive seen people on various forums saying some phrases are not bigoted and others are so it would need to be cleared up.

Only thing im wary about is say if the SFA have a person watching at every ground in Scotland and they hear a couple of folk saying things that would breach the rules, would the club be deducted points or a heavy fine, literally because a couple of idiots (every club has them) ?

If the chanting can clearly be heard  and sung by a large amount of fans then fire away and deduct points or fine.

The whataboutery that could get unleashed would be horrendous just so they could get their rivals hammered by a fine or deduction.

 

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5 minutes ago, Killie87 said:

To take points off teams for fans chanting would require crystal clear information from the SFA in regards to what songs they would deem not acceptable, ive seen people on various forums saying some phrases are not bigoted and others are so it would need to be cleared up.

Only thing im wary about is say if the SFA have a person watching at every ground in Scotland and they hear a couple of folk saying things that would breach the rules, would the club be deducted points or a heavy fine, literally because a couple of idiots (every club has them) ?

If the chanting can clearly be heard  and sung by a large amount of fans then fire away and deduct points or fine.

The whataboutery that could get unleashed would be horrendous just so they could get their rivals hammered by a fine or deduction.

 

So could the offended fans, player or club issue a complaint to the SFA, who then investigate the incident and then decide on punishment/no punishment to the offenders?

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3 minutes ago, Snifter Pee Rot said:

Hammer them with closed door games via an independent monitoring body sanctioned by the sfa. This stain needs removed once and for all. 

Bearing in mind the absolute burach the current semi-independent compliance/disciplinary process has become and you'd be better leaving it to the police, with statutory punishments for guilty parties clarified from day 1.

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17 minutes ago, johnnydun said:

So could the offended fans, player or club issue a complaint to the SFA, who then investigate the incident and then decide on punishment/no punishment to the offenders?

Im 100 percent for clubs being liable for their fans actions, all im asking is that the SFA have a solid method in placeif this goes ahead, look at the discipline procedure they seem to make it up as they go, you cannot do that with a subject as serious as this.

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To those who say sectarianism and violence cant be dealt with, it can, and it must. Racism used to be tolerated, it has been banished.

There needs to be a realistic approach, people cant hide behind the usual excuses, small minority, 90 minute bigot, just atmosphere etc etc etc 

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2 hours ago, ONeils4Oyarder said:

Hammer the clubs, by deducting a single solitary point from their league total...everytime there is a political song sung, a sectarian song sun, a coin fired onto a football pitch, supporters breaching pitch-side barriers, seats broken (because of over-exuberance or otherwise), flags flown in support of terrorist organisations...

 

...Celtic would be absolutely fucked if that was the case, or they might actually get their house in order.

How would a political song be established as offensive? Coin throwing and vandalism are already offences, as is encroaching on the pitch.

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