Friends with the Enemy

[BogBrush1903]

Please come forth if you've either had or have a friend that is a Current Bun, and tell me an interesting story how it affected your friendship...

Either that or let this thread die a lonely death...

Next week, we'll do Loving the Enemy, where we share any "Ugandan discussions" (see Private Eye) we've experienced with the female side of this horrible lot...

[donsdaft]

It's not possible.

F'uckin Hun B'astards

[NaeMairNeeps]

Sad to say, my younger brother is a Tim .... and his 'wee team' is Hamilton Accies!! ... He's actually a lovely guy, and a damn clever one as weel believe it or not! ... We take delight in winding each other up of course, and it's taken in good spirit on both sides.

Of all the great many folk in the bands I have played with, The vast majority have been .. and still are, I hasten to add ... Dandies, but 3 Timmies have been in the mix ( in addition to said brother ) .... lets face it, if ye enjoy playin Scots and Irish folk .. not withstanding a Pogues tribute, there's inevitably gonna be a Timmy in there .... thankfully, in this format, there's been only 1 ( actually, 2 if I include a 'stand in' for two gigs) ..... but NEVER a hun!

I was devastated to be told, after parting company with the Pogues trib's original bassist, that he was a 'rabid hun' .... but this turned out to be a wind up ... peddled by said bassist ... and I was left believing it for more than 3 years after he left ... fair play to him ... I swallowed it wholesale, and suffered embarassment at not having done 'due diligence' ... or 'bad recruitment' if ye like ... to be followed byembarassment at having been so gullible to fall for the wind up! ... We can laugh about it now tho

..... The only hun I am chums with is a guy who was in my class all through primary and secondary school. who was a Rangers fan .... however, he now in the "dinna gie a fυck aboot fitba ... fitba's shiτe" school of thought ... fine guy .... still a fυckin hun tho ... and tae my mind will remain until he "gies a fυck aboot fitba" enough tae issue a denial.

There were a few Tims and huns in ma primary school class (66 - 73) ... but we got on OK ... the only real animosity was limited tae droppin a hun/tim/dons fitba card intae the class gerbil cage tae enjoy watchin it being chewed up .... much tae the displeasure of fans o' Colin Stein/Jimmy Johnstone/Tommy McMillan etc

[donsdaft]

I mind that photo of Colin Stein..........c'unt.

[Pacman1903]

My back to back at work, who I worked at my last company for 6 years too is called Lliam and we got up to some amount of drunken mischief in different cities over the world. And in Scotland to be fair.

My stag do in Frankfurt we go cut off from everyone else after the fitba and ended up on a (wrong)train to some town we both still do not have a clue where it was to this day and how we ended back in Frankfurt after

Hes a hun ******* from Raploch but not an active one anymore

A true story about him is the double L at the start of his name is not a typo. Its real because his dad wanted to call him William but his ma vetoed it. So a happy medium was the double L

He sound enough and I would class him as a mate. Not so much now as hes offshore when I'm home and vice versa but when we worked together at the previous place I spent more time on jobs with him than anyone. He lost his job and I helped him out and got him this gig. I wouldn't do that for many folk

[Aldo1983]

Being from hunsville I had no choice. Don't remember too many Celtic fans to be honest but they came out the woodwork when they started winning. There were a few Aberdeen fans dotted about, helped by the local supporters club. It converted a few as well. Supporters clubs don't get the recognition they deserve.

Where I'm living now, there's plenty of current and ex footballers but it's mostly Rugger Buggers. I'd rather be friends with a Hun.

Work is a mix of both but have friends invovled in Celtic, Hamilton, Motherwell and St. Mirren. I know only three Dandies at work and somehow we've all came together in the same department.

I don't mind being friends with Huns, the ones I am friends with aren't rabid but they can be bitter, like most of us when it comes to football. WhatsApp has been good recently for obvious reasons. They mostly can take a joke.

Top bantz.

[InversneckieDob]

Aye.

[Jackjarvis]

Aye.

Ditto, I’ve plenty of mates that support either cheek, one or two decent jutes also.

SF

[Stupie82]

I have been mates with huns, but none of them were hardcore. A hun who is a 'no surrender', loyalist, union jack waving bigot, Rule Britannia and all that, will never be a friend of mine. I cant buy into all that sh!t so would never want to be a part of it.

I once worked with a guy who was a season ticket holder at Ibrox and as much as I found him a laugh and thought we would get on, football and religion was a major sticking point. He was a rabid hun. Absolutely Rangers daft and an Ulster loyalist, played the drums in the orange walks and always plastered it all on Facebook. It was a whole world I never really knew existed... completely mental and again, I could never be friends with someone like that.

[GASC1980]

I would doubt there's an Aberdeen fan that I know in Glasgow who doesn't or hasn't socialised with some of the sevco/tim filth.