Aberdeen v Celtic 13th August

[DukDukGoose]

6 minutes ago, HarleyQuinn said:

He's definitely good enough to play for a side competing for third. He's a good squad option especially for domestic competition. I actually thought after his initial calamity he went on to have a decent game. Was my MOTM last week from an Aberdeen perspective. I personally really like him and feel he's going to be a good signing for us.

Will give Devlin his due, after his mistake he was demanding the ball from kick off. Then he fucked that up as well.

[Greenlantern]

14 minutes ago, Molotov said:

I’m sure in your tiny wee brain that is funny as I really have no idea the relevance of your comment to what I wrote. 

If I’ve missed the joke then I sincerely apologise. 

No need to apologise. Kris Boyd was on the telly bleating some irrelevant nonsense just like most on this thread. Thought I’d chirp in with my own irrelevant nonsense by posting a response to your… post. 

[Jinky67]

6 minutes ago, LIVIFOREVER said:

Which in itself is a bit of deflection putting more attention on something that isn't, than what is. You spend more time making a huge deal defending the what isn't song, than condemning the what is ones. Which is a shame, because more focus on the sectarianism within both erse cheek supports is needed to weed it out for good.

No I would say so, I’ve called it out too many times to count on here but the heightened attention was more to do with the accusation of that particular song being a hymn and being changed to a pro-ira song. 

And for the record they are all awful and all need emptied imo

Edited August 13, 2023 by Jinky67

[Moomintroll]

The Omagh bombing was 25 years ago this week, Child murdering terrorist adoring scum prefer not to acknowledge facts like that because theyum & whitaboot. You cannot reason with these "people".

[Jacksgranda]

16 minutes ago, LIVIFOREVER said:

Which in itself is a bit of deflection putting more attention on something that isn't, than what is. You spend more time making a huge deal defending the what isn't song, than condemning the what is ones. Which is a shame, because more focus on the sectarianism within both erse cheek supports is needed to weed it out for good.

Beams and motes springs to mins.

[Greenlantern]

8 minutes ago, Moomintroll said:

The Omagh bombing was 25 years ago this week, Child murdering terrorist adoring scum prefer not to acknowledge facts like that because theyum & whitaboot. You cannot reason with these "people".

Some post that. Have a greenyin on me. 

[DukDukGoose]

13 minutes ago, Jinky67 said:

No I would say so, I’ve called it out too many times to count on here but the heightened attention was more to do with the accusation of that particular song being a hymn and being changed to a pro-ira song. 

And for the record they are all awful and all need emptied imo

Jinky, if that song that sounds like it mentions the IRA doesn't then I'll happily admit I'm wrong.

Very coincidental that it's sung by the group known for singing the majority of the Pro-IRA songs and was immediately followed up with "ooh, ahh, up the rah".

[Moomintroll]

2 minutes ago, Greenlantern said:

Some post that. Have a greenyin on me. 

If the matching jaikit fits m9.

[Greenlantern]

Just now, Moomintroll said:

If the matching jaikit fits m9.

Don’t forget me balaclava m9. 

[Jinky67]

16 minutes ago, Moomintroll said:

The Omagh bombing was 25 years ago this week, Child murdering terrorist adoring scum prefer not to acknowledge facts like that because theyum & whitaboot. You cannot reason with these "people".

I’ll acknowledge it but that’s because I was there in 98 just after it as a serving member of the Armed Forces. 

The shame is many of the clowns in our support who still pander to it have no concept of the reality of it as they weren’t alive at the time which makes it all the more mindless. You can blame the parents however it’s not always that, I even caught my own son singing it once and he felt the consequence of it as i just won’t have it in my house. 

I don’t know the answer to it or how to solve or if it ever can unless there are extensive banning orders to keep people away. 

6 minutes ago, DukDukGoose said:

Jinky, if that song that sounds like it mentions the IRA doesn't then I'll happily admit I'm wrong.

Very coincidental that it's sung by the group known for singing the majority of the Pro-IRA songs and was immediately followed up with "ooh, ahh, up the rah".

Mate I’ll happily acknowledge many of the songs sung today are pro-IRA and have no place at the football, it’s why i and many others don’t like to go to away matches as it’s uncomfortable for some of us but I can assure that one particular song isn’t despite it being sung by those who are desperate to keep it alive. Like the Troubles it belongs in the past. 

[Drew Brees]

7 minutes ago, DukDukGoose said:

Jinky, if that song that sounds like it mentions the IRA doesn't then I'll happily admit I'm wrong.

Very coincidental that it's sung by the group known for singing the majority of the Pro-IRA songs and was immediately followed up with "ooh, ahh, up the rah".

 

[Moomintroll]

1 minute ago, Greenlantern said:

Don’t forget me balaclava m9. 

For the avoidance of doubt, I would never lump you or any of the ra sellick posters on here with those scummy little arseholes that infest your away games. Bit odd that they always get tickets though.

[Greenlantern]

Just now, Moomintroll said:

For the avoidance of doubt, I would never lump you or any of the ra sellick posters on here with those scummy little arseholes that infest your away games. Bit odd that they always get tickets though.

Well it sounded like you did. For the avoidance of any doubt I don’t own a balaclava, but I do have a green jaikit

[afc_blockhead]

39 minutes ago, stressball said:

I don’t think anyone is disputing that?

They’re talking about the “this is the day that we win away” as it was specifically named as a hymn that was changed to include “IRA”… Which it wasn’t.

I mean it was

[KirkieRR]

6 minutes ago, Jinky67 said:

The shame is many of the clowns in our support who still pander to it have no concept of the reality of it as they weren’t alive at the time which makes it all the more mindless. You can blame the parents however it’s not always that, I even caught my own son singing it once and he felt the consequence of it as i just won’t have it in my house. 

I don’t know the answer to it or how to solve or if it ever can unless there are extensive banning orders to keep people away. 

Ferr enuff, Jinks, well said and expressed.

Edited August 13, 2023 by KirkieRR
Fatfinger syndrome - I called Jinks 'Kinks'.

[afc_blockhead]

5 minutes ago, Jinky67 said:

I’ll acknowledge it but that’s because I was there in 98 just after it as a serving member of the Armed Forces. 

The shame is many of the clowns in our support who still pander to it have no concept of the reality of it as they weren’t alive at the time which makes it all the more mindless. You can blame the parents however it’s not always that, I even caught my own son singing it once and he felt the consequence of it as i just won’t have it in my house. 

I don’t know the answer to it or how to solve or if it ever can unless there are extensive banning orders to keep people away. 

Mate I’ll happily acknowledge many of the songs sung today are pro-IRA and have no place at the football, it’s why i and many others don’t like to go to away matches as it’s uncomfortable for some of us but I can assure that one particular song isn’t despite it being sung by those who are desperate to keep it alive. Like the Troubles it belongs in the past. 

So basically yes your support sang plenty of disgusting bigoted songs

But you want to make a huge point/deflection around 1 in particular NOT being sang? 

Sounds like standard Celtic.  Youve got very rattled about it all

[bennett]

4 minutes ago, Jinky67 said:

I’ll acknowledge it but that’s because I was there in 98 just after it as a serving member of the Armed Forces. 

The shame is many of the clowns in our support who still pander to it have no concept of the reality of it as they weren’t alive at the time which makes it all the more mindless. You can blame the parents however it’s not always that, I even caught my own son singing it once and he felt the consequence of it as i just won’t have it in my house. 

I don’t know the answer to it or how to solve or if it ever can unless there are extensive banning orders to keep people away. 

Mate I’ll happily acknowledge many of the songs sung today are pro-IRA and have no place at the football, it’s why i and many others don’t like to go to away matches as it’s uncomfortable for some of us but I can assure that one particular song isn’t despite it being sung by those who are desperate to keep it alive. Like the Troubles it belongs in the past. 

Could you not have just said that around 20 posts ago.

 

To stop it, it would require both clubs to work together plus the SFA and the spfl getting involved.  

[Jinky67]

Just now, afc_blockhead said:

So basically yes your support sang plenty of disgusting bigoted songs

But you want to make a huge point/deflection around 1 in particular NOT being sang? 

Sounds like standard Celtic.  Youve got very rattled about it all

I haven’t deflected at all and there is no huge point, I’ve said quite candidly it’s unacceptable, unnecessary and doesn’t belong in football.

So if that sounds like standard Celtic then i’m pleased as it means more people are thinking more like me than those you heard today.

And let’s drop the rattled shite, you couldn’t on your best day mate. 

[Moomintroll]

6 minutes ago, Greenlantern said:

Well it sounded like you did. For the avoidance of any doubt I don’t own a balaclava, but I do have a green jaikit

I don't, you may be a shower of tedious bassas but I feel I have certain claims in that department as well. 

[Jinky67]

3 minutes ago, bennett said:

Could you not have just said that around 20 posts ago.

 

To stop it, it would require both clubs to work together plus the SFA and the spfl getting involved.  

Benny you stalk my posts like Mark David Chapman so you are well aware of my views on this