[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Anyone that's an adult that believes in slogans like "up the RA" should be sent to one of the ISIS strongholds for a month, see if they'd say that **** then.

What does Isis have to do with that?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

What does Isis have to do with that?

My point being that these people would be far less inclined to be pro-terrorist if they had to spend time with an actual terrorist group.

And thankfully as the IRA are no more, the nearest punishment to them would be ISIS.

And back on topic, Mikael Forssell helped cement my support for the club when he was only a few goals off Henry & Shearer for the Golden Boot.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

My point being that these people would be far less inclined to be pro-terrorist if they had to spend time with an actual terrorist group.

And thankfully as the IRA are no more, the nearest punishment to them would be ISIS.

And back on topic, Mikael Forssell helped cement my support for the club when he was only a few goals off Henry & Shearer for the Golden Boot.

You have it the wrong way round. Isis believes in the caliphate; an invading force that wants to rule regions rather than countries. The English are closer to Isis when it comes to "the troubles."

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

You have it the wrong way round. Isis believes in the caliphate; an invading force that wants to rule regions rather than countries. The English are closer to Isis when it comes to "the troubles."

Oh don't get me wrong I know that we have our own terrorist actions over the years.

I just don't understand any community that celebrates terrorism, and I don't think that I ever will.

[James]

Rangers FC. My Dad was a fan (but not a really huge fan) and a lot of my friends at school were.

Also growing up was the nine-in-a-row era which helps.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Oh don't get me wrong I know that we have our own terrorist actions over the years.

I just don't understand any community that celebrates terrorism, and I don't think that I ever will.

If we were invaded by another country, we'd be doing exactly the same, and we're also supporting Ukraine doing exactly the same things now. Terrorism is an extremely selective descriptor.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

If we were invaded by another country, we'd be doing exactly the same, and we're also supporting Ukraine doing exactly the same things now. Terrorism is an extremely selective descriptor.

The IRA ended up attacking some of their own people though.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Very nice area too.

Yes…when I first went to a game with my now husband…he was a Chelsea fan as he played for Chelsea as a youth team player. The fans at Chelsea were so much moreaggressive and I honestly didn’t enjoy it.
Fulham are known as a quieter fan base and it was a whole different experience…we have grown to be massive Fulham fans…

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

The IRA ended up attacking some of their own people though.

What do you think is happening in Ukraine?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

What do you think is happening in Ukraine?

Ukranians are killing their own kids?

I mean I understand where you're coming from, and I get England wasn't exactly upstanding ourselves during the IRA times.

I just do think that people celebrating a group killing innocent civilians is just a bit odd.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

My son supports Rangers, I support Rangers, My dad supported Rangers, his dad supported Rangers, his dad supported Rangers and that takes it back to when the club moved to Ibrox in 1899

oh

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Ukranians are killing their own kids?

I mean I understand where you're coming from, and I get England wasn't exactly upstanding ourselves during the IRA times.

I just do think that people celebrating a group killing innocent civilians is just a bit odd.

honestly as an Irish person dont listen to him, alot of Irish people dont support the RA, they just want peace .... he hates England why he lives here is any ones guess

[Cherie]

Mr C supported Man U when I met him, I had no interest in soccer but here we are

My oldest son supports Man U

Youngest son loved Blue when he was young..Blues Clues so he supports Chelsea...so my second team

now we live in Norfolk....Norwich is the 3rd team

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

honestly as an Irish person dont listen to him, alot of Irish people dont support the RA, they just want peace .... he hates England why he lives here is any ones guess

As an English person, our nationalities don't matter. Did I say anything historically inaccurate? Did I say that all Irish people support the IRA?

Fcuk off with your snide sh1t.

[Cherie]

Nerve struck..you hate being English deal with it

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Cherie

honestly as an Irish person dont listen to him, alot of Irish people dont support the RA, they just want peace .... he hates England why he lives here is any ones guess

Tbf I understand that it was (and to some extent still is) a complex situation and relationship between England and Ireland, and I could understand it if an Irish person has issues with our Government and England in general because of the history between both countries.

I personally just don't get why anyone would celebrate innocent civilians dying? It's like how I've never understood the Americans romanticized version of Nuclear Bombing Japan.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Nerve struck..you hate being English deal with it

Nerve struck?

Oh no, I have an existential crisis because I'm English

You're a fcuking child.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Tbf I understand that it was (and to some extent still is) a complex situation and relationship between England and Ireland, and I could understand it if an Irish person has issues with our Government and England in general because of the history between both countries.

I personally just don't get why anyone would celebrate innocent civilians dying? It's like how I've never understood the Americans romanticized version of Nuclear Bombing Japan.

Mock, its like you say, its history, 25 years of peace in NI and 90% of people would say job done, they just want to live their lives, anyone who wants to start up that crap again has no idea or do now want to acknowledge what these people lived through, for me personally if it was a choice between a United Ireland and a peaceful Ireland I know where my choice would be

[The Slim Reaper]

No one was talking about starting that crap up again. Someone () was specifically talking about "the troubles."

Argue against what was said, and stop making sh1t up.

[bots]

My old school teacher was Andy Roxburgh so I supported Falkirk. At that time the Falkirk forward line was Roxburgh and Alex Ferguson, so when i moved down south to work in Manchester the logical choice was to support Man U. It should be noted that at that time, they were a pretty crap team

[Cherie]

Slim thinking he is an authority on Irish history, I guess he really is English ...i.e...knows everything even what it to be Irish

[The Slim Reaper]

Slim having an opinion on the IRA and ISIS, used as an excuse by a petty fcuking snide to make sh1t up in an attempt to air out personal grievances. Nothing Slim said has been argued against by anyone other than Mock, so lets argue about what we wish he'd said instead.

Cherie, when I told you I didn't want anything to do with you, you pm'd me to say you knew I was decent. So all this BS is just made up for some weird reason.

[Mystic Mock]

I honestly never meant to start an argument between Slim & Cherie on the thread.

I made a flippant comment that turned into a debate (which is perfectly fine) but I don't want members getting personal with each other over it.

I apologize for derailing the thread.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I honestly never meant to start an argument between Slim & Cherie on the thread.

I made a flippant comment that turned into a debate (which is perfectly fine) but I don't want members getting personal with each other over it.

I apologize for derailing the thread.

Dont worry about it Mock, we are responsible for our own posts

[Nicky91]

Fortuna Sittard, because we have a very decent club history, have delivered our fair share of decent later on international top players like Mark van Bommel, Fernando Ricksen (Fernando gone way too soon of that horrible ALS illness )

we had Bert van Marwijk as a coach here, father-in-law of Van Bommel btw


but also cult icons like Ronald Hamming, Joost Volmer


and have sympathy for them, from near bankruptcy to being saved by a turkish owner and getting back to highest level, and showing more ambitions again to remain competing on the highest level but also showing entertaining attractive football to the fans

another rising star we got currently is Tijjani Noslin, could've gone to Millwall for 2 million but he said no, he is scouted by former international Wesley Sneijder fun fact

also supertalented goalkeeper in Ivor Pandur, very trustworthy, most saves of the league next to AZ's Matthew Ryan this season so far