taken from kickback but have had a text from a stirling fan
"Been tweeted that the Police advised officials to abandon the friendly match between Stirling Albion and Rangers due to excessive sectarian singing from the away support and there is a heavy police presence in front of away section for 2nd half.
Timing couldnt have been better boys!
Edit: Police and stewards moving in around Rangers section of support. Its a bloody testimonial ffs! "
typical bloody huns
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12-07-2011 08:52 PM #1
typical gers
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12-07-2011 09:01 PM #4
Fine them, ban them, ban their fans, kick them out of the league... If only the SFA had the bollocks
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12-07-2011 09:04 PM #5
To be honest, whoever earmarked this for the 12th needs to have a look at themselves. Whilst I don't believe in letting politics run sports, this was not a difficult decision to make.
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12-07-2011 09:05 PM #7
Its a minority. Bain said so. I think 99.9% is the correct 'good hun' figure.
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12-07-2011 09:11 PM #9
Surely this is a mistake? If it means so much to them then they are all surely across in Ulster with their own kind?
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12-07-2011 09:11 PM #10
For the Hun pondlife of the Stirling / Alloa area it will always be 1972.
Flares, Tennants Lager and Wagon Wheels.
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13-07-2011 12:45 AM #13
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13-07-2011 08:37 AM #14
What a horrible little country we live in.
And folk wonder why I'm scunnered with Scottish football.
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13-07-2011 08:52 AM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-07-2011 09:07 AM #16
If the game was stopped then a precedent has now been set, and that can only be good for Scottish fitba, this may well be the first of a few games that will be stopped by the police, the buns will be hammered and should in the end lead to points deductions, and if Im not mistaken the SFA has the power to ban them from representing Scotland in European competition, bring it on.
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13-07-2011 09:09 AM #17
Perhaps if teams only played both half of the OF when they have to (ie league or cup), and not because they think it'll give them a good payday at the turnstiles for a friendly or testimonial, do you think the message would finally get through?
"Football should always be played beautifully, you should play in an attacking way, it must be a spectacle". Johan Cruyff.
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13-07-2011 09:12 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"Football should always be played beautifully, you should play in an attacking way, it must be a spectacle". Johan Cruyff.
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13-07-2011 09:33 AM #19
You also have to look at Stirling Albion in this one. To arrange a game v the huns on the 12th of July was only going to have one outcome, all the worst sort of huns were going to be there doing their thing. This game would have given a focus for them. I would guess it would have been discussed before and Stirling Albion decided that a game on the 12th against the huns would boost numbers.
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13-07-2011 09:38 AM #20
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Just as a matter of course, I am absolutely sure the media would have been creaming themselves to report this one and jump on the sectarian bandwagon and sell papers... I have been looking at reports in the media and none so far have mentioned sectarian singing. Just flares being set off. I am awaiting the official report from the referee and police on this matter before I jump on the bandwagon.
http://sport.scotsman.com/rangersfc/...ers.6800529.jp
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13-07-2011 09:48 AM #21
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From what I've read elsewhere the game was never in doubt. Their was a tannoy accouncement about 25 minutes in requesting that sectarian songs don't get sung, this was at a time when nothing 'dodgy' was getting sung though and the only 'dodgy' song sung all night was The Sash. Police waded in and took a megaphone off the huns and no mention of flares/bangers on the tannoy system at all. Make of that what you will...
More made-up over exaggrated p1sh from the media, and the police maybe trying to make a name for themselves after bagging £2m off tax payers money so they can arrest a few fans for singing some songs...
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13-07-2011 10:30 AM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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13-07-2011 11:52 AM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Whats so big about the 12th July?
so the Orange ones go on a wee walk round belfast or whatever does that really mean rangers cant play a game on that day? it says more about the people attending than the clubs. I doubt that the date wouldn't have entrered Stirlings mind other than it was free for both clubs to agree on. Maybe Rangers should have warned them about the possible implications? No one even mentioned about the possibility of this happening beforehand.
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13-07-2011 11:56 AM #26
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Will they, i doubt it? Even after all this mouthing off, all the seminars and meetings, i still dont believe they have the bottle, and we will be in exactly the same position this time next season.
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I would love to see the old firm hammered with point’s deductions and large fines but this will never happen because there is no list of what songs are illegal and songs that are not.
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13-07-2011 02:31 PM #29
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13-07-2011 06:37 PM #30
From Paul Goodwin S.Albion press officer
• There was, to his knowledge, no sectarian singing at all last night. Indeed, he only recognised two of the songs, those being The Sash and Rule Brittania.
• There were announcements made over the tannoys - Police messages that if sectarian singing was indulged in then arrests would be made. There were NO arrests.
• Mr Goodwin stated he felt the announcements were made as a standard warning and not in response to singing.
• A number of journalists were keen to clarify the events last night (Scotsman and BBC amongst them), with one journalist in particular 'tweeting' from the stadium. Mr Goodwin could not determine who that was and so could not confirm the name of the journalist.
• Mr Goodwin was at pains to offer his thanks to The Rangers support at large and how they contributed to a great atmosphere at the game. Indeed, he went on to offer his thanks to the club itself for helping Stirling Albion with this match.
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