[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Yep that is how freedom of speech works :

Uh well that's a bit crap I was hoping for an argument.

Maybe next time Cherie....maybe next time

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kyle

Uh well that's a bit crap I was hoping for an argument.

Maybe next time Cherie....maybe next time

[Marsh.]

Cherie is so aggressive.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Josy

Some fans* (and a small amount at that)

But hey don't let that stop you from generalising against the entire club and fanbase with your insulting comments aimed towards them, some of the fans actually tried to get them to shut up too and massive amounts of fans have expressed their disgust at what happened....

I also think it was completely disrespectful, but if you look into what they were singing and why then you may understand a little bit more about why they don't respect the British Army, which btw is solely their choice.

Yes,I agree with this. Talking about respect,where I was this morning at a remembrance service for the silence,was a park and the chatting just continued between a good number of people during the 2 minutes silence.

I agree, you cannot tarnish a Country or even all the fans of a club,or even tha club for what only some of their fans do.

[erinp5]

Celtic vs Falkirk 8th November 2009!!! nothing like posting 5 years later ...lol
Raking up the past by chance ,any old reason to have a go at the Celtic ...pathetic .

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Cherie is so aggressive.

I'll knock you out son

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by erinp5

Celtic vs Falkirk 8th November 2009!!! nothing like posting 5 years later ...lol
Raking up the past by chance ,any old reason to have a go at the Celtic ...pathetic .

LT raking up sectarian hate

[erinp5]

Originally Posted by Cherie

LT raking up sectarian hate

On a day like this when we should be remembering the fallen ..

[Crimson Dynamo]

Disgusting Josy

Showing your true colours

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Cherie

but why let the facts get in the way of the jumping on the bandwagon of disgust comments

I don't feel that FM's are 'Jumping On The Bandwagon' Cherie. If they have similar opinions in reaction to a specific event, then obviously, they are going to post similar views.

For myself, I believe that anyone who refuses to observe a mere one minute's silence in respect for all the fallen on Remembrance Sunday, are vile, ignorant pricks - which is exactly what I posted.

My comments are aimed specifically at those who refused to comply - not at the Club, nor all the fans, nor Scotland, nor anyone else - just those who refused.

It would not matter an iota to me if the offending people were English fans at an Irish match, or Irish fans at a Welsh match.

[GypsyGoth]

Some football fans are very tribal and they behave awful at times, but I do think it's just a vocal minority.

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by Tom!

I really hope they all get poisoned, vile human beings

You do realise that the 1 minute silence is to remember lives, and you want to kill...

[T*]

Originally Posted by JoshBB

You do realise that the 1 minute silence is to remember lives, and you want to kill...

Did I say I wantedthe people who rudely ruined a 2 minute silence to die? No I said I wanted them to be poisoned.. That could mean that they would be sick, it could mean anything..

[Livia]

I was at the Cenotaph this morning, you could have heard a pin drop.

I'm disgusted by the fans who disrupted the silence. Whatever their views of the British Army, around 35,000 Irish soldiers died in WW1, and around 9,000 died in WW2, around half of them from the south. Shame on those fans.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Disgusting Josy

Showing your true colours

Try rereading my post.

[Creggle]

Originally Posted by Tom!

Did I say I wantedthe people who rudely ruined a 2 minute silence to die? No I said I wanted them to be poisoned.. That could mean that they would be sick, it could mean anything..

Poison ivy up their rectums wouldn't go amiss.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

I don't feel that FM's are 'Jumping On The Bandwagon' Cherie. If they have similar opinions in reaction to a specific event, then obviously, they are going to post similar views.

For myself, I believe that anyone who refuses to observe a mere one minute's silence in respect for all the fallen on Remembrance Sunday, are vile, ignorant pricks - which is exactly what I posted.

My comments are aimed specifically at those who refused to comply - not at the Club, nor all the fans, nor Scotland, nor anyone else - just those who refused.

It would not matter an iota to me if the offending people were English fans at an Irish match, or Irish fans at a Welsh match.

I think there is some obvious jumping on the bandwagon type comments in the thread Kirk tbf.

[erinp5]

Why are we bringing up a situation that took place in 2009....odd.

[T*]

Originally Posted by Josy

I think there is some obvious jumping on the bandwagon type comments in the thread Kirk tbf.

I don't.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by erinp5

Why are we bringing up a situation that took place in 2009....odd.

Bloody hell.... Trumpet!

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Tom!

I don't.

Very good Tom?

[Shaun]

It's almost as though nothing reasoned or intelligent can be said of football

[GypsyGoth]

Oh that video is from 2009, misleading thread is misleading.

[Josy]

It happened today, not sure why LT linked an old vid

[MTVN]

CELTIC manager Ronny Deila has expressed his disappointment after some fans disrupted a Remembrance Sunday silence ahead of their 2-1 victory over Aberdeen.

The minute of reflection, which remembers British servicemen and women who have died in conflicts since the First World War began 100 years ago, was quickly interrupted by some fans shouting and singing from the visiting section at Aberdeen’s Pittodrie Stadium.

Some Celtic supporters tried to shout the protesters down and noise was evident throughout the 60 seconds, just before the Scottish Premiership game kicked off.

Norwegian manager Deila said: “That was disappointing.

“But again 99 per cent was good. Sometimes some people are not respectful.

“It’s very, very important for Celtic to be respectful.”

Celtic FC Foundation, the club’s charity organisation, this week donated £10,000 to Poppyscotland and carried a story on their website detailing the Celtic players who died during the First World War.

The issue has proved controversial in the past, with a group of Celtic fans staging a banner protest against the “blood-stained poppy on our hoops” when the club strip carried the symbol for a game four years ago.

http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...ence-1-3599363

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