No Foul, No Penalty

[DannyBhoy]

that sends a clear message that political banners are welcome

I think the SPFL may live to regret this decision.[/quote]

Why?[/quote]


Giving the green brigade the green light for more 'political' scheidt.

As if the cants need encouragement.[/quote]

The door is now ajar for any political message from any set of fans who back any club[/quote]

Well when you had members of the amrmed forces walking about the pitch at ibrox, singing about joining the ycv, the door was blown off the hinges never mind left ajar, Ed.

[Ed_ScottishFitba]

that sends a clear message that political banners are welcome

I think the SPFL may live to regret this decision.[/quote]

Why?[/quote]


Giving the green brigade the green light for more 'political' scheidt.

As if the cants need encouragement.[/quote]

The door is now ajar for any political message from any set of fans who back any club[/quote]

Well when you had members of the amrmed forces walking about the pitch at ibrox, singing about joining the ycv, the door was blown off the hinges never mind left ajar, Ed.

[/quote]

I can't remember if there was an investigation by the ruling body about those events at Ibrox. My post was not a

[maryscanary]

I can't remember if there was an investigation by the ruling body about those events at Ibrox. My post was not against Celtic or any club. I just think coming out with a decision like this may be something the SPFL will live to regret.

Every man and his dog had something to say about the events at Ibrox. Like yourself I can't remember if the events warranted a formal SFA/SPFL enquiry.

Remember, the Club are only accountable under the rules if they have not taken 'reasonable' steps to stop offending 'displays' taking place. It's difficult to say how Rangers could have prevented somebody pulling a scarf out, holding it aloft, and being photographed with it. That action only reached the 'audience' it did because an individual decided to post it on the internet.

The 'H Block Banner' was a totally different ball game. It was big, so was checked on the way into the ground. According to a gangrene brigade 'spokesperson' it was

[BertrandRussell]

It's quite simple.

Celtic fans will get away with political banners whereas every other club will face fines and sanctions.

[maryscanary]

It's quite simple.

Celtic fans will get away with political banners whereas every other club will face fines and sanctions.

In a nutshell Woland!!

These mingers lobbied, petitioned and skweemed and skweemed to have these laws/rules put in place.

They never thought for one moment that the rules and regulations would be applied to them and their filthy worship of murderers.

Fat peter's pet stooge has proven beyond doubt that these cretins are above the laws of the game. It is also apparent that fatty salmond appears to want the laws of the land put to one side when dealing with rhepublicans. This is the same pie eating monstrosity who hurriedly brought the 'Offensive Behavior Act' in at the behest of the country's worst offenders.

It is now proven as fact that 'up the ra', is fine, 'F the ra' will see you in jail with a criminal record, and sanctions taken against whatever club you happen to support.

[AguyIknow]

It's quite simple.

Celtic fans will get away with political banners whereas every other club will face fines and sanctions.

Yer paranoia is showing again dafty.

[AguyIknow]

"It is now proven as fact that 'up the ra', is fine, 'F the ra' will see you in jail with a criminal record, and sanctions taken against whatever club you happen to support."


What proof have you of those "facts"

[maryscanary]

[quote="AguyIknow"


What proof have you of those "facts"[/quote]

Are you blind, obtuse, or both??

H27.4 using words or conduct or displaying any writing or other thing which indicates support for, or affiliation to, or celebration of, or opposition to an organisation or group proscribed in terms of the Terrorism Act 2000.

using words or conduct or displaying any writing or other thing which indicates support for, or affiliation to, or celebration of an organisation or group proscribed in terms of the Terrorism Act 2000

Celtc, guilty on EVERY count. Action taken by by SPFL against celtc for this brazen openly illegal act?? Nothing.

using words or conduct in opposition to an organisation or group proscribed in terms of the Terrorism Act 2000

Try using the 'F'

[Archiebaird]

It's quite simple.

Celtic and Rangers fans will get away with political banners whereas every other club will face fines and sanctions.

Fixed.

[JimmyHaze]

[quote="maryscanary"


What proof have you of those "facts"[/quote]

Are you blind, obtuse, or both??

H27.4 using words or conduct or displaying any writing or other thing which indicates support for, or affiliation to, or celebration of, or opposition to an organisation or group proscribed in terms of the Terrorism Act 2000.

using words or conduct or displaying any writing or other thing which indicates support for, or affiliation to, or celebration of an organisation or group proscribed in terms of the Terrorism Act 2000

Celtc, guilty on EVERY count. Action taken by by SPFL against celtc for this brazen openly illegal act?? Nothing.

[i]using words or conduct in opposition to an organisation or group proscribed in terms