[premierstone]

Originally Posted by TheBuilder

Its no wonder Rangers fans don't post in this thread anymore, its a load of bollocks.

Originally Posted by Jelle1880

The media can **** right off.

LOL The cracks are starting to show boys! Its almost as bad as Ally's post match interview on Saturday, I actually thought he was going to cry

[Jelle1880]

If you say so...

[ColeTrain]

Originally Posted by TheBuilder

Its no wonder Rangers fans don't post in this thread anymore, its a load of bollocks.

How many Rangers fans were posting in it anyway? You could nearly count on one hand

[Eirebear]

Originally Posted by ColeTrain

How many Rangers fans were posting in it anyway? You could nearly count on one hand

Enough for sellik fans to want this thread created.

Shame the rules of that thread have rarely been followed in this one though eh?

[Eirebear]

So - in summary.

Fenian is used as a catch all term to mean catholics and is therefore offensive, sectarian and bigoted.
Hun is not used as a catch all term for anyone except Rangers supporters although Hearts, Killie, Ayr, St Mirren and other clubs have been called Huns in the past due to the fact they "Act Like Rangers Supporters" whatever that means, and is therefore not offensive, sectarian or bigoted.

You couldnt make it up.

[PauloMN]

Originally Posted by ColeTrain

How many Rangers fans were posting in it anyway? You could nearly count on one hand

Depends on whether you include the "SPL supporters" in your count.

[Old Gill]

Originally Posted by Eirebear

So - in summary.

Fenian is used as a catch all term to mean catholics and is therefore offensive, sectarian and bigoted.
Hun is not used as a catch all term for anyone except Rangers supporters although Hearts, Killie, Ayr, St Mirren and other clubs have been called Huns in the past due to the fact they "Act Like Rangers Supporters" whatever that means, and is therefore not offensive, sectarian or bigoted.

You couldnt make it up.

Instances of this are fairly rare. Hearts would be the only club that get called this on any sort of regular basis (the mini's or diets) and the reason for this would be obvious to anyone who has visited tynecastle and heard their songbook or witnessed them celebrating each goal rangers scored v killie when celtic hosted hearts on last day of season. The reference being that they are similar to the huns but smaller.

[KeithAFC]

Originally Posted by Eirebear

So - in summary.

Fenian is used as a catch all term to mean catholics and is therefore offensive, sectarian and bigoted.
Hun is not used as a catch all term for anyone except Rangers supporters although Hearts, Killie, Ayr, St Mirren and other clubs have been called Huns in the past due to the fact they "Act Like Rangers Supporters" whatever that means, and is therefore not offensive, sectarian or bigoted.

You couldnt make it up.

It is anti Protestant, anti British chant. Simple as that.

[The_Kew_Tour]

Originally Posted by Eirebear

So - in summary.

Fenian is used as a catch all term to mean catholics and is therefore offensive, sectarian and bigoted.
Hun is not used as a catch all term for anyone except Rangers supporters although Hearts, Killie, Ayr, St Mirren and other clubs have been called Huns in the past due to the fact they "Act Like Rangers Supporters" whatever that means, and is therefore not offensive, sectarian or bigoted.

You couldnt make it up.

Killie and St Mirren supporters I know just support their own club.

[Jelle1880]

Originally Posted by ColeTrain

How many Rangers fans were posting in it anyway? You could nearly count on one hand

Same could be said of the Celtic fans, that is until Rangers went into administration, lost the league and lo and behold: More appear out of nowhere

[PauloMN]

Originally Posted by KeithAFC

It is anti Protestant, anti British chant. Simple as that.

Absolute bollocks Keith.

"The Protestants/British are going bust"? WTF does that mean?

[Eirebear]

Originally Posted by Old Gill

Instances of this are fairly rare. Hearts would be the only club that get called this on any sort of regular basis (the mini's or diets) and the reason for this would be obvious to anyone who has visited tynecastle and heard their songbook or witnessed them celebrating each goal rangers scored v killie when celtic hosted hearts on last day of season. The reference being that they are similar to the huns but smaller.

So - in summary.

Fenian is used as a catch all term to mean catholics and is therefore offensive, sectarian and bigoted.
Hun is not used as a catch all term for anyone except Rangers supporters although Hearts, Killie, Ayr, St Mirren and other clubs have been called Huns in the past due to the fact they "Act Like Rangers Supporters" whatever that means, although this is "fairly rare" and is therefore not offensive, sectarian or bigoted.

You couldnt make it up.

[Eirebear]

Oh! I forgot to add to that summary!

When Celtic fans talk about fenians, or sing about fenians - this is of course in an entirely different manner to the "Catch all term for catholics" and is therefore not insinuating religious boundaries whatsoever.

[Coillte_Bhoy]

Originally Posted by Eirebear

Oh! I forgot to add to that summary!

When Celtic fans talk about fenians, or sing about fenians - this is of course in an entirely different manner to the "Catch all term for catholics" and is therefore not insinuating religious boundaries whatsoever.

correct

[Eirebear]

Originally Posted by Coillte_Bhoy

correct

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