Linfield v Celtic tonight

[JackSnakes]

How did it make you feel?

Surprised

[Amazingless]

Surprised

Okay, fair enough, thank you.

I suppose I was hoping for a bit more insight, but no worries.

[Hairdrier]

At least Uefa have seen through Celtic's 'who me?' charade and have charged Griffiths, and Linfield of course.

[JackSnakes]

At least Uefa have seen through Celtic's 'who me?' charade and have charged Griffiths, and Linfield of course.

Fkn eejit. Celtic were charged because 5 of their players got booked. Had the referee not booked Griffiths for not getting hit by a bottle, Celtic would have faced no sanctions.

[Hairdrier]

Fkn eejit. Celtic were charged because 5 of their players got booked. Had the referee not booked Griffiths for not getting hit by a bottle, Celtic would have faced no sanctions.

Read it again dimwit, Celtic facing 2 charges, one for the excessive bookings and the other for the outrageously provocative act of tying a celtic scarf to a post in front of the baying hordes.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40636340

[JackSnakes]

Read it again dimwit, Celtic facing 2 charges, one for the excessive bookings and the other for the outrageously provocative act of tying a celtic scarf to a post.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40636340

I read it thick boy - it is exactly as I said. Celtic have been charged because five of their players got booked. Tell you what, I'll give you a chance to delete your scheidt and I'll delete this one so you don't look a complete plum...

[Hairdrier]

I'm not deleting anything you complete halfwit.

[JackSnakes]

Okay, fair enough, thank you.

I suppose I was hoping for a bit more insight, but no worries.

You asked me how I felt - I told you. Not really sure what you were expecting... offended? Not really.
Disappointed? Don't recall...
Shocked? - probably...
Angry? Not really.

I had never encountered such a thing before. I was in a friend's house and his father asked if I knew his son from school. I said I didn't, as I went to John Ogilvie. (Wee Jim was a friend of a friend I knew from air cadets) He then appeared to get angry very quickly, stood up, called me a feenyin bastird and ordered me out of his house. I was 15 years old. My parents had never told me about this sort of thing, nor had I ever experienced it before, so it was surprising. That was it really, apart from the "What school did you go to" at a couple of job interviews before I joined the RAF.
It's a bit of a stand out from my younger days, like slicing my finger on a bottle in a burn, or seeing a ghost up the bing, or coming off a bike roaring down the Glebe in Hamilton. It offered a bit of an insight into how these people think and act, but they and their attitudes will all be dead one day and the world will be a better place for it.