Aberdeen v Rangers (2012)

Songs about the Ibrox disaster is always their go-to in the playbook.
It just doesn't happen in stadiums any more, if it does its very isolated.
I watched the game on TV on Sunday and I heard nary a peep out of the Sevconians on TV.
Bearing in mind their location in relation to the gantry, I'm wondering if Sky were at the sound editing during the game?
I can't believe they'd have been that quiet during the game.

Union bears, watch the stairs.

Is that what they are on about?

It’d be nice to do them over again in the first post-split game ��

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Originally Posted by InversneckieDob

Songs about the Ibrox disaster is always their go-to in the playbook.
It just doesn't happen in stadiums any more, if it does its very isolated.
I watched the game on TV on Sunday and I heard nary a peep out of the Sevconians on TV.
Bearing in mind their location in relation to the gantry, I'm wondering if Sky were at the sound editing during the game?
I can't believe they'd have been that quiet during the game.

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Was a good atmosphere from our fans throughout on Sunday, so possibly drowned out anything they did.

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Originally Posted by InversneckieDob

Songs about the Ibrox disaster is always their go-to in the playbook.
It just doesn't happen in stadiums any more, if it does its very isolated.

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I wonder which incident they're talking about?
The one in 1902?
1961?
1967?
Or 1971?

The Club brought it on themselves by ignoring many of the issues with Stairway 13.

And the judge who oversaw the cases for compensation for the victims was demonised by many at the club for "disloyalty". :mad:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_Ibrox_disaster

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Originally Posted by InversneckieDob

I watched the game on TV on Sunday and I heard nary a peep out of the Sevconians on TV.
Bearing in mind their location in relation to the gantry, I'm wondering if Sky were at the sound editing during the game?
I can't believe they'd have been that quiet during the game.

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They obviously used those mics that they always used to use at Pittodrie.
You know, the ones that can pick up the sound of sweetie papers rustling a mile away but filter out the sound of a vociferous crowd. >;)

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Originally Posted by listener1903

I wonder which incident they're talking about?
The one in 1902?
1961?
1967?
Or 1971?

The Club brought it on themselves by ignoring many of the issues with Stairway 13.

And the judge who oversaw the cases for compensation for the victims was demonised by many at the club for "disloyalty". :mad:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_Ibrox_disaster

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The judge was presumably disinterested in the outcome of the case unlike out modern-day referees!!

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Originally Posted by mondo_notion

Union bears, watch the stairs.

Is that what they are on about?

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Had to be ?


I don`t know the words to any Ibrox Disaster song . So had to google it.

Seems the most common one is sung to the tune of Snoopy v the Red Baron.?

We don`t have any songs to that tune do we ??

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Originally Posted by Shetland Don

It’d be nice to do them over again in the first post-split game ��

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Imagine the seethe if that does happen ?



On play alone it is likely. But just wait for the VAR & and the dodgy decisions.. !!!

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Originally Posted by neilthedon

Had to be ?


I don`t know the words to any Ibrox Disaster song . So had to google it.

Seems the most common one is sung to the tune of Snoopy v the Red Baron.?

We don`t have any songs to that tune do we ??

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When I was a tiny wee lad, the Ibrox disaster song had the same tune as an ‘English Country Garden’ & I haven’t heard it since the early 90s. There were a few variations though. Not one of those hun f*ckwits has ever produced evidence of any of them being sung. I think they get mixed up with the Ian Durrant song