What could be worse for aa celtic supporter than finding himself in prison the day of

recylingbin

...an old firm game?

1: Being barred from Frasiers.
2: Getting a job.
3: Iron mark on the jersey.
4: Being offered a job.
5: Bookies closes early.

admiralofthefleet

i support rangers, they are a far superior team

Rented Mule

Soccer threads in AH ?

AckwelFoley

Never understood the guy in the advert...

"Im ???? billy hes a tim"?

Nodin

Rented Mule wrote: »

Soccer threads in AH ?

No, just shite stirring by the look of it

Bogsnorkler

think its "i know a billy he's a tim"

Still don't make sense to me!

flas

"im no a billy,he's a tim". its a play on the slang used for a rangers supporter "billy" and celtic supporter "tim". and its said in the accent of a glasgow person. not rocket science

mikemac

"I'm no a billy, he's a tim"

It's a play,

Adapted by Glasgow’s NLP Theatre Company, Singin’ I’m No a Billy, He’s a Tim – or Billy and Tim for short – tells the story of Billy, a die-hard Rangers fan, and Tim, a faithful Celtic supporter, who are locked up in a courtroom cell for non-payment of fines on the day of an important match

AckwelFoley

flas wrote: »

"im no a billy,he's a tim". its a play on the slang used for a rangers supporter "billy" and celtic supporter "tim". and its said in the accent of a glasgow person. not rocket science

Yes, i figured that but its the "a billy" bit i didnt get. Just an accent thing i assume

Agricola

Finding out the old firm have joined the Premier League and then resigning himself to watching relegation battles for the last few weeks of every season.

withless

I don't want to ever, ever see this play but I would bet it turns out our heroes have more in common than they realised.

Aidric

recylingbin wrote: »

4: Being offered a job.

Reminds me of a joke Bernard Manning told about a scouser.

A Scouser went to a prostitute. She said, ‘Do you want a blow job?’ He said, ‘Will it affect me dole money?’