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Rangers Fans
On a thread the other day titled 'Celtic fans', some posters tried desperately to get Rangers fans in to the discussion.
Well here's your chance on this clearly titled thread, so fill your boots.
http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/rangers-f ... -1-8678226" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Well here's your chance on this clearly titled thread, so fill your boots.
http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/rangers-f ... -1-8678226" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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It would be nice if they sent him a new green wig as well.
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B b b but what about the Old Testament? There's violence in that too!
Edit: Sorry I got confused.
Edit: Sorry I got confused.
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Pet hate. People who walk round in burnley with either a celtic or rangers top and no scottish affiliations in their family
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There's a massive correlation of horrible players, same colours and low fan IQ level between Rangers and Blackburn Rovers.
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Imagine how cringy and embarrassing it would be these days to start that chant that used to go round the home ends of some football grounds, one section shouting "Celtic!" another shouting "Rangers!"....as cringey as the LiverpoolCeltic fans love-in singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" in unison at friendlies and in Europe, half n half scarves etc *shudder*
Damn, I keep mentioning Celtic, sorry.
Damn, I keep mentioning Celtic, sorry.
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I'd never thought about it before now.Walton wrote:There's a massive correlation of horrible players, same colours and low fan IQ level between Rangers and Blackburn Rovers.
I make you right though.
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morpheus2 wrote:Imagine how cringy and embarrassing it would be these days to start that chant that used to go round the home ends of some football grounds, one section shouting "Celtic!" another shouting "Rangers!"....as cringey as the LiverpoolCeltic fans love-in singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" in unison at friendlies and in Europe, half n half scarves etc *shudder*
Damn, I keep mentioning Celtic, sorry.
Them half Burnley and half Rangers or Celtic wooly hats in the late 80's made me f***ing spew.
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One of my earliest memories on the Turf was some clowns chanting for Rangers and Celtic at Burnley games.
It always p xxxed me off as a pointless thing to do..
Why chant about Scottish pub sides playing in a lower league?
It always p xxxed me off as a pointless thing to do..
Why chant about Scottish pub sides playing in a lower league?
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I don't remember that as much as the bit of a cheer that went up on the Longside, when the half time scores were being read out and Man Utd were winning.Woodleyclaret wrote:One of my earliest memories on the Turf was some clowns chanting for Rangers and Celtic at Burnley games.
It always p xxxed me off as a pointless thing to do..
Why chant about Scottish pub sides playing in a lower league?
It had me apoplectically seething did that.
Get in the away end you dick heads!
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Don't Celtic fans qualify as an oppressed minority that our sjw's should be defending?
In fact they've likely been afforded 'race' status by now, stop being racist.
In fact they've likely been afforded 'race' status by now, stop being racist.
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I know that according to the Turtle I should know all the abbreviations on the internet, but I don't.
What does sjw stand for?
And while we're at it, what does FWIW stand for?
Folk can't be in that much of a rush on the internet to get shut of so many letters, when they are always on the internet.
Up The Clarets for example, takes no time at all.
What does sjw stand for?
And while we're at it, what does FWIW stand for?
Folk can't be in that much of a rush on the internet to get shut of so many letters, when they are always on the internet.
Up The Clarets for example, takes no time at all.
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'sjw' Sociopsychological Justifiability WittgensteinianBin Ont Turf wrote:I know that according to the Turtle I should know all the abbreviations on the internet, but I don't.
What does sjw stand for?
And while we're at it, what does FWIW stand for?
Folk can't be in that much of a rush on the internet to get shut of so many letters, when they are always on the internet.
Up The Clarets for example, takes no time at all.
I don't know FWIW.
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Crikey, I wasn't expecting that.
Splendid.
Splendid.
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Yeah, for what it's worth you can see why people might want to abbv it.Bin Ont Turf wrote:Crikey, I wasn't expecting that.
Splendid.
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Re: Rangers Fans
At this point in time, Celtic are by far the bigger club. That's because they've always been more open to players and fans crossing "The Great Divide."
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Sweet Jesus Wept. It's the feeling you get when you end up talking about social justice warriors instead of football. FYI.
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Pet hate. People who walk round in burnley with either a celtic or rangers top and no scottish affiliations in their family
How do you know that they have no Scottish affiliations in their family - do tell them you're into genealogy and start doing their family tree?
How do you know that they have no Scottish affiliations in their family - do tell them you're into genealogy and start doing their family tree?
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OMG don't confuse BoT anymore.....and what the hell's a 'social justice warrior'?duncandisorderly wrote:Sweet Jesus Wept. It's the feeling you get when you end up talking about social justice warriors instead of football. FYI.
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Much to my annoyance I know what FYI means.
F***ing stupid kids saying anyway.
F***ing stupid kids saying anyway.
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Social Justice Worker=Brave New World. Be very, very afraid.
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Do you still wear arsenal strips?cutsy123 wrote:Pet hate. People who walk round in burnley with either a celtic or rangers top and no scottish affiliations in their family
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Those wandering around Burnley in mongy replica kit relating to plastic clubs are fair game to me and I've no compunction in making derogatory asides intended for their hearing...or even, on occasion, if they are loud in any way, telling them to do one....they're nearly always scrawny teenage brats or farty middle class offspring...and I'm a pretty ugly so and so.
fwiw, I've more respect for that last dying rump of Blackbum fans who might be daft enough to reveal themselves on our manor....
fwiw, I've more respect for that last dying rump of Blackbum fans who might be daft enough to reveal themselves on our manor....
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Do u still walk round with your laces untied?cricketfieldclarets wrote:Do you still wear arsenal strips?
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Oh and i forgot ur 1 if these 2hats that wear rangers tops too even if its not when your playing footballcricketfieldclarets wrote:Do you still wear arsenal strips?
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Given our history with Celtic it would be fairly unusual to be a Burnley fan and a Celtic fan
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No i wear sandals now.cutsy123 wrote:Do u still walk round with your laces untied?
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But its not a pet hate of mine.cutsy123 wrote:Oh and i forgot ur 1 if these 2hats that wear rangers tops too even if its not when your playing football
Do you still wear Arsenal shirts to work?
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Fair point cf it's he's pet hate not yours...
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It was one game, 40 years ago. Means nothing to anyone under the age of 50.SalisburyClaret wrote:Given our history with Celtic it would be fairly unusual to be a Burnley fan and a Celtic fan
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I don't like Celtic simply because most of their fans never made the great leap out of the Middle Ages, and the domination of alien episcopal supremacy.
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"Do u still walk round with your laces untied?"
"Oh and i forgot ur 1 if these 2hats that wear rangers tops too even if its not when your playing football"
Speak English you tw@t.
Mods please ban this text speak b0llocks
"Oh and i forgot ur 1 if these 2hats that wear rangers tops too even if its not when your playing football"
Speak English you tw@t.
Mods please ban this text speak b0llocks
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Fwiw - for what it's worth
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I spent my formative years in Scotland and grew to love everything about Rangers; except the fans. If you were a kid on your own and out without something to prove you were a Rangers fan you faced the possibility of getting the **** kicked out of you if a group of kids decided you were having a bad day.
In hindsight it was probably just kids being little shits, but it coloured my view of the lot of them anyway. Which probably makes me racist.
In hindsight it was probably just kids being little shits, but it coloured my view of the lot of them anyway. Which probably makes me racist.
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Imploding Turtle wrote:I spent my formative years in Scotland and grew to love everything about Rangers; except the fans. If you were a kid on your own and out without something to prove you were a Rangers fan you faced the possibility of getting the **** kicked out of you if a group of kids decided you were having a bad day.
In hindsight it was probably just kids being little shits, but it coloured my view of the lot of them anyway. Which probably makes me racist.
Was it all kids or just you ?
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Ban meChobulous wrote:"Do u still walk round with your laces untied?"
"Oh and i forgot ur 1 if these 2hats that wear rangers tops too even if its not when your playing football"
Speak English you tw@t.
Mods please ban this text speak b0llocks
Prick
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Hey Salisbury, looking forward to playing Bristol Manor Farm this year?
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Read what it says you c0ckhead or can you only read text speak.cutsy123 wrote:Ban me
Prick
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Speak english you tw@tChobulous wrote:Read what it says you c0ckhead or can you only read text speak.
C0ckhead
Is there really any need