When I was heading home just there I’ll admit, I had some verbals with some right ********s in the Aberdeen support.
Mate just text me that there were a few scraps off Easter Road. Anyone heard anything?
There were plenty of dicks from Aberdeen definitely trying it after the match from
what I saw, and experienced. Also heard them genuinely chanting about Lennon being a “Sad Fenian *******”, so I definitely wouldn’t be surprised if there was trouble.
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25-09-2018 10:19 PM #1
Trouble after the game?
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25-09-2018 10:21 PM #2
Not heard anything about trouble, I stay further into Leith but their singing about NL being a fenian was quite disappointing and bizarre from a club that supposedly hates The Rangers. They're an ugly side on and off the pitch though.
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Nah, there certainly were plenty of dicks going the bridge of doom route.
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25-09-2018 10:31 PM #8
Aberdeen have always had a loyalist element. Their Casuals are known to be right wing, with plenty of them paid members of the National Front. A couple even regularly stand in local elections. Anti Irish songs are often heard in pubs on their away days.
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I remember them with Union flags back in the day and a sheep supporting workmate in that era used to refer to them as the "Granite Protestants" !
Thought that had all disappeared thirty years ago, maybe not.
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26-09-2018 06:38 AM #11
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Wouldn't surprise me, in all my time going to Easter road I've only ever had trouble at the hands of Aberdeen fans.
They have a very rowdy bunch of twats in their support who sing about "Abadeen" in what can only be described as an English accent, very odd.
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There was a police riot can cruising up and down London Road, after the match too. So people saying the game was in policed are side of the mark too
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Was pretty surprised by this
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I wasn't wanting people not to talk about it, just come up with better evidence.
I'm guessing the lack of any significant sectarian history in Aberdeen means they are as clueless about what a Fenian is as they are about everything else.
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My take on it is that the major singing were showing typical signs of crowd behaviour. Namely that they join in without over thinking what they are saying, because they don't have to take personal responsibility.
To me it was more about using anything to get under Lennon's skin, than any deep held beliefs about Ireland. I've always found Aberdonians a bit blunt and not the types to care too much about what they say.
They shouldn't have done it, but that's probably what they want people to say. Slack jawed yokels rather than true blue loyalists IMO.
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I was accepting some of your PoV until the last bit. You're obviously talking nonsense there.
Oh and maybe you could let us know the last time Hibs Fans sung any song that could be called sectarian (or the Edinburgh song) in any level of numbers that it could be heard on TV. You know fine that it is genuinely a tiny minority that are regularly shouted down when they try it.
If you'd stuck to the Casuals point, we could hardly have any arguments.
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Give them a break, it was one word in a song, and is hardly an indicator that they are all up to their knees, or anything else.
Edit: I am willing to learn more about sectarianism in Aberdeen, Dundee or anywhere else outside the Central Belt. I don't think it is something that is really on the radar in those places. Slack jawed yokels singing something they just don't get is how I see it.Last edited by Chic Murray; 26-09-2018 at 12:13 PM.
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Is the NF still a thing?
And who are the candidates?Last edited by CropleyWasGod; 26-09-2018 at 12:26 PM.
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It’s quite easy to find the names of candidates online. My own constituency and ward in Aberdeen regularly had an NF candidate, Dave MacDonald. Also if you check You Tube for Britain’s Hardest Pubs you will see several ASC/NF faces in the Aberdeen episode in a pub called Peep Peeps. You may also recall the ASC guys who were sent home from France 98. If not, google it, it was all over the press. Plenty right wing, loyalist t-shirts on show from the same ASC/NF contingent.
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26-09-2018 01:23 PM #29
Probably a load of bollocks but I was recently told that the KKK are active in Aberdeen and are trying to recruit. Laughed it off but after reading this thread, who knows
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26-09-2018 01:24 PM #30
Football clubs with thouands and sometimes tens of thousands of supporters are bound to have a cross section of supporters right the way across the political spectrum. I have no doubt Aberdeen has fans with right wing views, some Hibs fans probably do, as do all clubs, both right wing or left wing. In many quarters Hibs will be regarded as pro republican club but is all our fanbase such? It would be ludicrous IMO to assume we, Aberdeen or any other club, even the Ugly sisters has a fanbase where everyone shared the same politcal viewpoint and didnt have at least some elements at extreme ends.
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