Finally I agree with the yahoo oan summit.

[Rangersmandownunder]

Banning these songs was the right thing to do. Only an imbecile would disagree that the next generation of kids not hearing and learning these songs would be a good thing.

Aye no letting the weans sing nasty songs will keep them aff the swally, aff the drugs and stop them fae stabbing one another, wont it ya Edinburgh buftie.

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We've got a stoater here. [/quote]

[CB_1874]

"am as hard as phuck and a right proddie, a taught ma weanz the sash, in Sydney"

[Rangersmandownunder]

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An wit about it, you want tae make summit o it ya wee phanny?

[happytim]

songs like "up to our knees in fenion blood" belong in the past, anyone who says different is an idiot, ask yourself why you want these songs at the football, can you not have atmosphere at football with football only songs.

to compare kids hearing nasty songs to kids going on to take drugs and carry knives dosent mean kids hearing these songs is right, its not an either or option, knife carrying and drug taking is a seperate issue.

i believe celtic were correct in trying to get these songs banned, and i really dont know what they are complaining about now, they have been told the football stadium is a not a place for these songs, if they dont like it they can get to fek. personally speaking if i owned celtic fc i would ban for life anyone who sang an offensive song. celtics reputation is more valuable to me than some wee ******* enjoyment cos he canny sing about something else like football.

theres also the issue of uefa, celtic got a ban in 1984 and possibly missed the chance

[manofsteel]

I,d rather the ira stuff was fecked off from cp masel first.

[Lisbon_Lions_CSC]

Now I know Declan and Brendan were the catalyst behind the bill and it was entirely down to their greeting wee manky faces that the bill was introduced

The Bill was introduced after the Shame Game at Celtic Park where 3 RangersRIP players were sent off, 36 of their fans arrested inside the ground and widespread violence outside the ground and around the country. No Brendanry or Declanry involved, just Williamry.

[super_ally_rfc]

Now I know Declan and Brendan were the catalyst behind the bill and it was entirely down to their greeting wee manky faces that the bill was introduced

The Bill was introduced after the Shame Game at Celtic Park where 3 RangersRIP players were sent off, 36 of their fans arrested inside the ground and widespread violence outside the ground and around the country. No Brendanry or Declanry involved, just Williamry.[/quote]

34 fans were arrested and over half of them were celtic fans, so dont talk pish

[AguyIknow]

I seem to recall a demo against that stupid legislation by fans of a multitude of clubs from across Scotland.

Give over the "it was all your fault so it was" nonsense.

[WangOneIn]

Is this why all Celtc games are being played behind closed doors this season?

[imtheboy]

timothy is taking umbrage that they have been ouflanked by tinpot Scottish politicians.

The Bill was sold as an anti-Rangers vehicle to which timothy gleefully nailed his mast.Even the diddie got involved (I'll never take my loon to pittodrie when Rangers are playing, his wee ears will get hurt by the nasty songs min).

However the tinpots stunned both by pointing out that the legislation applied to all, suddenly it was no good for these bastions of society!!

Meanwhile,us Bears lifted our glasses, nodded sagely and commented "Told you so"...