Friends with the Enemy

[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 grew up with huns everywhere, school, Boys Brigade, church and even at work it's mainly huns and hardly any tims. I played in the same school football team as that ****er durrant. He was even in most of my classes. I should have done to him then what Simmie did on the 8th of October 1988.

[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.

[PittodriePile]

My dad is a Govan born hun. By his own admission he hadn't put money in to the old club since the 60's and hasn't put a single penny in to the new one. He piped up for the first time in years last weekend when they went top of the league, what a pr1ck. He's barely a supporter. On the positive side he's totally pro-independence, completely anti-royalist, doesn't identify with religion and has no time for any type of bigoted opinion. It's actually hard to believe he's one of them. As a child, he let me pick who I wanted to support. I guess I have to thank him for that...

[Mason89]

All Sevco fans are huns but there’s varying degrees of hunnery.

[Jackjarvis]

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.

Dependant on age you might know some of the original guys that started up GASC, I’m from Barrhead, we had guys/girls from Pollock,Renfrew,Stevenson,Paisley,Cardonald,Kelvin grove to name but a few, normally train but ran buses to Liverpool home/away and Ipswich home/away and the odd game here and there......however I was a train man and the buses were not for me.....moved up here early 82 anyway.

SF

[PittodriePile]

I’m from Barrhead

My mum is from Barrhead, good to know there's Dandies kicking about that place.

[Pacman1903]

My mum is from Barrhead, good to know there's Dandies kicking about that place.

Oi, fit aboot the f@cking rules

[PittodriePile]

Oh aye silly me, two sec.... get poked!

[DodHagi]

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.

I worked with a hardcore hun (Orange Walk/flute band etc) born and raised in Northfield. Big King Billy tat on his arm with No Surrender under it and he loved getting it out at every opportunity. Big fat c*nt. No surrender to salad yi fat f*cking oaf. The fact he was from up here and he really loved the bigotry aspect was the bit that stuck in my craw and my good pal who is an Irish tim.

Also worked with another one from Derry...sorry Londonderry, in a flute band, Orange Walks, etc etc he didn't even like fitba but was strangely (or not) a massive Sevco fan and would always bang on when they beat us/tims. I didn't mind him so much cos at least he grew up in Derry in the 70's so I could forgive his ridiculous bigotry.