Nath
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I bet you unplugged it didn't you Cosmo 
The TV was far too small to belong to Cosmo.
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JonnyJ
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He has every right danny, it was his tv.
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JonnyJ
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Nath 
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strick206
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Yeah that idiot russian fan who was inside the stadium yet got stabbed 
at Rangers fans trying to justify it
200,000 too
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Danny P
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Nath, Jonny 
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Robbo
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He has every right danny, it was his tv.
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Cosmo
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I did it wearing a Celtic shirt too
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Gregor
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In all honesty I am very embarassed to admit that I am a Rangers fan , after seeing what has happened in Manchester. The behaviour of the individuals was disgusting and I hope justice is brought to them.
To say the likes of what Ive read in this thread , going along the lines of "riot police egged them on etc" is a lot of shite. The riot poilce obviously did not want to go out last night and risk their lifes to a bunch of nil minded thugs. Anyone who tries to defend the fans is as braindead as they are.
The reputation of a Glasgow Rangers fan will have a large dent in it for a long while to come.
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JonnyJ
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Originally posted by Cosmo
I did it wearing a Celtic shirt too
While dressed as the pope?
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
I did it wearing a Celtic shirt too
While dressed as the pope?
Nah the pope wears a dress, a close relation to the skirt, so they wouldnt of minded that.
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Lynny
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And I thought the 'fun' after the newcastle sunderland game was bad
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JonnyJ
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
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Originally posted by Cosmo
I did it wearing a Celtic shirt too
While dressed as the pope?
Nah the pope wears a dress, a close relation to the skirt, so they wouldnt of minded that.
So did you take the ultimate risk and go out in a pair of jeans/trousers then?
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Cosmo
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Trousers, Celtic shirt with Irn Bru tastes of piss on the back, no ginger hair
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Shelly
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Originally posted by John
They are a bunch of fat ugly ungreatful spiteful cunts,
Oi, i'm not a ungreatful!
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Joe
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He was probably talking about the Rangers fans.
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Shelly
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From what I have heard from our local news, there were 200+ thousand Rangers fans (from all different places, not just Scotland), there were about 200 causing the trouble and approximately 40 arrests.
Those 200 should be ashamed of themselves, given the club and the rest of the decent supporters a bad name.
When I went to Glasgow to see them, I had an amazing experience and witnessed a very friendly lot who you could see loved their football with a passion. None of the violence and vandalism that was seen last night.
A real shame those few have let everyone else down
As for Manchester whining about it all now, what do you expect when you want to host a huge match, fuel 200 thousand people with alcohol all day... 
[Edited on 15-05-2008 by Shelly]
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Shelly
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Originally posted by Joe
He was probably talking about the Rangers fans.
You are speaking to one 
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Timbaland
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quote:
Originally posted by Shelly
From what I have heard from our local news, there were 200+ thousand Rangers fans (from all different places, not just Scotland), there were about 200 causing the trouble and approximately 40 arrests.
Those 200 should be ashamed of themselves, given the club and the rest of the decent supporters a bad name.
When I went to Glasgow to see them, I had an amazing experience and witnessed a very friendly lot who you could see loved their football with a passion. None of the violence and vandalism that was seen last night.
A real shame those few have let everyone else down
As for Manchester whining about it all now, what do you expect when you want to host a huge match, fuel 200 thousand people with alcohol all day...
Legend.
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Cosmo
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quote:
Originally posted by Shelly
From what I have heard from our local news, there were 200+ thousand Rangers fans
200k + now
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As for Manchester whining about it all now, what do you expect when you want to host a huge match, fuel 200 thousand people with alcohol all day...
They didnt fuel them with alcohol, the fans bought it and chose to drink it. Its impossible to not sell drink, as they would of brought it with them on the trains and coaches (as they probably did anyway) - and imagine the trouble trying to take a drink off a Scot
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Shelly
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Well it was made available to them, in vast quantities.
You know what it's like!
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by Shelly
Well it was made available to them, in vast quantities.
You know what it's like!
Yeah I know it was made available, shops/bars/stalls, etc. but as said it was pointless trying to stop it as they would of just bought their own. You CANNOT blame the fact alcohol was available for the problem.
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Shelly
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Well even without football, how many times have you witnessed fighting after alcohol sessions in town?
It happens...
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by Shelly
Well even without football, how many times have you witnessed fighting after alcohol sessions in town?
It happens...
It doesnt mean its right though does it?
If fans cant control themselves after drinking then they shouldnt drink. You cant blame the people who have it for sale.
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Timbaland
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Originally posted by Shelly
Well even without football, how many times have you witnessed fighting after alcohol sessions in town?
It happens...
It doesnt mean its right though does it?
If fans cant control themselves after drinking then they shouldnt drink. You cant blame the people who have it for sale.
Would you say the same about drugs and drug dealers?
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Cosmo
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Would you say the same about drugs and drug dealers?
No, but then again this has nothing to do with that so its a pointless point. You may aswell of said a terrorist making nuclear weapons and providing them to Iran or somewhere - about as pointless as your point.
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