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RANGERS say the SFA must deal with sectarian abuse aimed at Steven Gerrard by Aberdeen fans.
Some Dons supporters were heard at full-time chanting the bigoted ‘Cheer up…’ song at the Gers gaffer and taunting him with the vile ‘sad Orange b*****d’ lyrics.
It comes a week after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned clubs to sort out fans’ sectarian behaviour or her Government will step in.
A Gers spokesperson said: “The match delegate is aware of sectarian chants from some Aberdeen fans and it is up to the SFA to deal with that.”
SunSport has asked Aberdeen for comment.
For decades fans have put a sectarian slant on The Monkees’ classic Daydream Believer to taunt opposing players and managers.
Last month Rangers-daft funnyman Andy Cameron, 79, blasted those who unleashed the bigoted version of the ‘Cheer up…’ chorus at their rivals.
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13-03-2019 03:59 PM #1
You couldn’t make it up .....
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13-03-2019 04:04 PM #3
They probably will punish 300 fans wearing red before 50,000 fans wearing blue or hoops.
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13-03-2019 04:18 PM #4
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Wow
Surely they've heard of the word 'irony' and its meaning?
Mon the Cabbage!!!
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13-03-2019 04:19 PM #5
The Rangers have the same right to be free of sectarian abuse as every other club, and taunting them with Orange ******** is unacceptable. If we are to defeat the problem, sectarianism must be eradicated from all sides. Of course Rangers, as the biggest part of the problem, really do have some brass neck here; but, on the other hand, their sudden interest in sectarian abuse leaves them with nowhere to hide when Rangers fans next partake in such behaviour i.e. their next fixture and every game after that. Every time Rangers fans sing bigoted songs, simply ask them whether the match delegate is aware of it....
The only way to end sectarianism is zero tolerance on all sides, which, in my opinion, will require strict liability. Clubs simply asking their fans to behave does nothing.HIBERNIAN FC - ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY SINCE 1875
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Orange and Hun are mildly perjorative nicknames for anyone of the Rangers tribe, not sectarian abuse. Discuss.
And Stevie Gerrard is Catholic.
The whataboutery and faux outrage is reaching ludicrous levels. IMO.
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13-03-2019 05:22 PM #8
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13-03-2019 04:21 PM #13
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Maybe we can sit on our hands and adopt the American version of singing. Maybe a "Defense" chat and something like "Let's go Hibees"
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13-03-2019 04:24 PM #14
The only solution is to award Sevco the cup now.
Imagine them having to listen to sectarian singing and the authorities standing idly by.
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13-03-2019 06:08 PM #16
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13-03-2019 06:37 PM #18
The most bigoted, sectarian club on this earth accusing big bad Aberdeen of sectarianism...you just can't make it up.
Time for Scottish football to stand up to these pricks. Every club release an anti-sectarian message directly accusing The Rangers of their disgusting party songs after every game.
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13-03-2019 06:55 PM #19
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Was Andy Cameron not on camera at a Rangers (RIP) game many moons ago singing the sash or another "folk" song?
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Hahahahahaha ahhhhhh hahahahahahahahaha
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13-03-2019 05:15 PM #26
Sad Orange B... is NOT sectarian.
Being an Orangeman is not equivelant to being a member of a religion. It is more closely related to supremacist organisations that despise other groups... in their case, Roman Catholics.
This is just typical whitabootery that we've come to expect from these people.
Fans of The Rangers are the Ultimate Bigots.
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A very large MAJORITY of The Rangers Fans define themselves as being on the Orange side of the great divide. The minority that don't happily sit in silence as the others belt out their bigoted songs.
If they define themselves as that kind of BIGOT, then what's wrong with calling them out for it?
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They’ve adopted orange as their colour. It goes well beyond the orange order.
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it's use clearly falls under 'things associated with sectarianism', and is often used with sectarian intent, i would argue. it's not exactly irrelevant to the political situation from which sectarianism stems from.
if we want rid of sectarianism, it'll need to be done with pretty broad brush strokes.
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