Rangers FC On Field Gossip & Rumour Thread 2017 Mod Note in OP(Updated 14/08)

A Dub in Glasgo

Jelle1880 wrote: »

And once again a kid injured by some scum throwing a bottle.

Scum from the Celtic fan who threw that bottle, deserves to go to jail for that

weldoninhio

A Dub in Glasgo wrote: »

Scum from the Celtic fan who threw that bottle, deserves to go to jail for that

Live by the sword, sad for the child, but apparently he was with his guardian who was with a group singing The Billy Boys at the Celtic end of the ground. If true, his father takes a lot of the blame.

A Dub in Glasgo

The fan who threw the bottle is 100% to blame. Might have been total stupidity from the childs folks to put him at risk like that but the Celtic fan decided to throw a bottle at a crowd of people and will rightfully go to jail for it

weldoninhio

Going to the Celtic entrance, for the purpose of singing about murdering Catholics. It's sad for the poor child, pity it didn't hit one of the troglodytes that dragged the poor kid there.

Savage Tyrant

weldoninhio wrote: »

Going to the Celtic entrance, for the purpose of singing about murdering Catholics. It's sad for the poor child, pity it didn't hit one of the troglodytes that dragged the poor kid there.

Scumbag behaviour doesn't condone a scumbag response. Wether it was the kids scumbag father that got hit or the kid himself as it was, it was wrong and deserves punished to the full extent of the law.

weldoninhio

Savage Tyrant wrote: »

Scumbag behaviour doesn't condone a scumbag response. Wether it was the kids scumbag father that got hit or the kid himself as it was, it was wrong and deserves punished to the full extent of the law.

I agree the culprit should be punished, but the father should also be charged with endangering a minor.

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

Live by the sword, sad for the child, but apparently he was with his guardian who was with a group singing The Billy Boys at the Celtic end of the ground. If true, his father takes a lot of the blame.

According to who ? Celtic fans on twitter seem to be the only ones claiming this.

But hey, at least this time we can all agree it happened, last time we had to read here how it probably didn't happen since no Celtic fan came forward.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

According to who ? Celtic fans on twitter seem to be the only ones claiming this.

But hey, at least this time we can all agree it happened, last time we had to read here how it probably didn't happen since no Celtic fan came forward.

If you have evidence that it was a Celtic fan, have you gone forward to Police Scotland??

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

If you have evidence that it was a Celtic fan, have you gone forward to Police Scotland??

Have you got any proof the kid's father was supposedly singing The Billy Boys (or with a group that did it) ?

Funny how that works.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Have you got any proof the kid's father was supposedly singing The Billy Boys (or with a group that did it) ?

Funny how that works.

I'm taking the word of people that were there. Perhaps you can enlighten me. What other reason would a group of Rangers fans be congregated at the Celtic end of the ground??

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

I'm taking the word of people that were there. Perhaps you can enlighten me. What other reason would a group of Rangers fans be congregated at the Celtic end of the ground??

Oh, so like I'm taking the word of people that were on the bus when that other kid got a bottle in the face last year.

And according to other fans they had to walk that way because their bus broke down, plenty of Rangers buses go past that area of the ground.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Oh, so like I'm taking the word of people that were on the bus when that other kid got a bottle in the face last year.

And according to other fans they had to walk that way because their bus broke down, plenty of Rangers buses go past that area of the ground.

So the people on the bus knew it was a Celtic fan, but couldn't give a description of this Celtic fan to Police Scotland. Weird that.

On a lighter note, good to see that the VB Thug Fund, to help pay the legal fees of the Rangers fans who were on the pitch causing trouble after the Cup Final, has closed without reaching its target of 10k.

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

So the people on the bus knew it was a Celtic fan, but couldn't give a description of this Celtic fan to Police Scotland. Weird that.

They did though.

Police then asked for people who saw it happen to come forward, and nobody did.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

They did though.

Police then asked for people who saw it happen to come forward, and nobody did.

So the people on the bus gave a description of the man who threw the bottle at the child, but rather than release this info and ask for the publics help, Police Scotland decided to do nothing with the info??

If you believe that you probably believe that Rangers have 500m fans and the partnership with the Dallas Cowboys will be sorted any day now.

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

So the people on the bus gave a description of the man who threw the bottle at the child, but rather than release this info and ask for the publics help, Police Scotland decided to do nothing with the info??

If you believe that you probably believe that Rangers have 500m fans and the partnership with the Dallas Cowboys will be sorted any day now.

It happened in a second, someone threw a bottle and then bolted (since obviously they are too cowardly to await the result of their scum behaviour). What description do you think they got ?

Then again, I wouldn't expect something else from someone who seemingly thinks it's an appropriate response to throw bottles at people, simply because they believe that they were singing songs (which nobody can back up).

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

It happened in a second, someone threw a bottle and then bolted (since obviously they are too cowardly to await the result of their scum behaviour). What description do you think they got ?

Then again, I wouldn't expect something else from someone who seemingly thinks it's an appropriate response to throw bottles at people, simply because they believe that they were singing songs (which nobody can back up).

2/3 posts up you stated that the people on the bus DID give a description. Now it happened too fast to get a description. Which was it?? What description did they give that marked the assailant out as a Celtic fan??

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

2/3 posts up you stated that the people on the bus DID give a description. Now it happened too fast to get a description. Which was it?? What description did they give that marked the assailant out as a Celtic fan??

Eyes far too close to each other and a terrible body odour.

http://www.thejournal.ie/child-celtics-v-rangers-match-1918876-Feb2015/

A group of men had surrounded the bus and were hurling abuse at the occupants.

Police said the man who threw the bottle is described as white, 5ft 11 in height, of heavy build and was wearing green clothing and possibly a white beanie hat. He and the men he was with continued along Cathcart Road and into Cathkin Park towards Hampden Park.

Probably Rangers fans.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Eyes far too close to each other and a terrible body odour.

http://www.thejournal.ie/child-celtics-v-rangers-match-1918876-Feb2015/





Probably Rangers fans.

So zero evidence that whoever threw it was a Celtic fan.

Jelle1880

Probably just a random guy dressed in green and white right before an Old Firm game who thought it a good idea to throw a bottle at a Rangers bus.

****ing Hibs fans at it again.

bobmalooka

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Probably just a random guy dressed in green and white right before an Old Firm game who thought it a good idea to throw a bottle at a Rangers bus.

****ing Hibs fans at it again.

Good thing it wasn't those pesky Chelsea fans anyway.

Did ye deserve the draw tonight?

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Probably just a random guy dressed in green and white right before an Old Firm game who thought it a good idea to throw a bottle at a Rangers bus.

****ing Hibs fans at it again.

He was allegedly "dressed in green" with "possibly a white beanie". I've a blue jumper, if I assault someone while wearing that will I be called a Chelsea fan???

Savage Tyrant

weldoninhio wrote: »

He was allegedly "dressed in green" with "possibly a white beanie". I've a blue jumper, if I assault someone while wearing that will I be called a Chelsea fan???

So, it was you that wrecked Manchester?

weldoninhio

Savage Tyrant wrote: »

So, it was you that wrecked Manchester?

I'm not going to incriminate myself, but it seems that the evidence is overwhelming.

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

He was allegedly "dressed in green" with "possibly a white beanie". I've a blue jumper, if I assault someone while wearing that will I be called a Chelsea fan???

You really are a prime example of the obsessed Celtic fan and it probably doesn't even register how thick you come across

Joking about claims that there were Chelsea fans involved in for example Manchester but then when someone (dressed in green and white) on the day of an Old Firm game is involved in attacking a Rangers bus then all of a sudden it's not a Celtic fan

You don't even have the common decency to simply say it's a disgrace what happened to the kid and leave it at that, you have to come out with unsubstantiated bull**** about how his father was singing a song.

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

You laugh when Rangers fans point out that there were Chelsea fans involved in the trouble in Manchester, but then when someone dressed in green and white bottles a kid right before an Old Firm game you pretend it's not a Celtic fan ?

Because a random passerby decided to attack that bus, right ?

You really are a caricature and probably don't even understand the hilarity of it.

You keep saying he was dressed in green and white. He wasn't. Again your skewing the facts to suit your own agenda. There's no credibility to what you're saying because of this. He was wearing green, and "possibly" a white beanie. Hardly the mighty hoops, is it. Again, NOTHING in the police report states that he was wearing anything connected to Celtic, this link is only in your head.

Jelle1880

weldoninhio wrote: »

You keep saying he was dressed in green and white. He wasn't. Again your skewing the facts to suit your own agenda. There's no credibility to what you're saying because of this. He was wearing green, and "possibly" a white beanie. Hardly the mighty hoops, is it. Again, NOTHING in the police report states that he was wearing anything connected to Celtic, this link is only in your head.

Any person with more than two brain cells can put 2 and 2 together. Someone dressed in green, attacking a Rangers bus before an Old Firm game.

Or was it a Plymouth Argyle fan perhaps ? I'll repeat: Not a shred of common decency in you to simply condemn it and leave it at that.

TheCitizen

Bad result for Rangers last night, Chris Sutton on the button again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-G1TKLkHX0

weldoninhio

Jelle1880 wrote: »

Any person with more than two brain cells can put 2 and 2 together. Someone dressed in green, attacking a Rangers bus before an Old Firm game.

Or was it a Plymouth Argyle fan perhaps ? I'll repeat: Not a shred of common decency in you to simply condemn it and leave it at that.

So no proof then?

bobbysands81

I see your financial results were released tonight.

Strange that they're released at 6pm on a Friday evening!

You're still financially screwed despite the clean slate of a few years ago.

http://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/rangers-international-football-club-annual-results-2/

Turnover - £22m

Loss - £3.3m

Loads of loans keeping you afloat over last couple of years. Will you ever learn?

weldoninhio

bobbysands81 wrote: »

I see your financial results were released tonight.

Strange that they're released at 6pm on a Friday evening!

You're still financially screwed despite the clean slate of a few years ago.

http://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/rangers-international-football-club-annual-results-2/

Turnover - £22m

Loss - £3.3m

Loads of loans keeping you afloat over last couple of years. Will you ever learn?

Loan of £2.9m just this week. Must be why O'Halloran was able to play on Wednesday.