Hated football teams

Good shout there. Cheated their way to the FA Cup with a squad they couldn't afford, ****ed over plenty of local businesses and even St John's ambulance in the CVA and then proceeded to go buy another load of expensive players they couldn't afford. Despicable club, would never wish any club to go bust but they can rot in the lower leagues.

Hate? Not sure but Spuds, Liverpool and Leeds (still want to see them back in the PL though -- just so we can thrash them and send em back down again ).

Don't dislike Tottenham that much compared to the other two though.

Jelous of a club that don't even celebrate winning certain games because there that arrogant? Worst home atmosphere in the league, no respect and a bunch of bullies at the end of the day which also goes for slurgie! United fans know nothing of loyalty or true support it was just an easy choice for them


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excluding RVP, who we actually made better.

Would you dislike Arsenal even if you weren't a Spurs fan? I don't think there's too much objectionable about Arsenal to the neutral. Chelsea on the other hand...

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Lots of Celtic fans have family in Northern Ireland, where the British army has pretty much disgraced itself for generations including massacres and cover ups. I really dont understand why people expect much respect from Celtic fans in this instance, I doubt I would have much respect for the army in their position.

Also I think people seem to think that this implies hatred or disrespect towards the individual soldiers of the army, which is ludicrous since tens of thousands of Irish soldiers died in the army in WW1 and before. Celtic fans just dont have much respect for the institution given its track record.

Oh, it's 'near PhD' boy.

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Celtic fans hate all things British. There aren't many places where you can find 60,000 people singing about how much they hate the country in which they live every two weeks.

Celtic. I dislike other teams, but nothing comes close to my hatred of Celtic.

Other I don't like are Man Utd, Liverpool, Aberdeen, Dundee Utd, Real Madrid.

Hmm, let me guess... The Rangers fan?

What you are absolutely refusing to contemplate, is that maybe the disrespect felt towards the army is a direct consequence of the actions of the army. You know, like shooting people on the street in Derry and the army top brass covering it all up or aiding and abetting Unionist paramilitary terrorism. Generally people tend not to forget these kind of things. Does this mean Celtic fans are trying to attack dead soldiers from 1914? Of course not, but this is what you are trying to tar them with.

Hmm, let me guess... The Rangers fan?

No doubt he's a Rangers fan.

Even with Rangers ultra-British tip, their fans have a much worse reputation in London, and I believe abroad, than Celtic's. I know which group are most likely to have a drink with you in the pub before the game, and which group are more likely to smash the pub up.

No doubt he's a Rangers fan.

Even with Rangers ultra-British tip, their fans have a much worse reputation in London, and I believe abroad, than Celtic's. I know which group are most likely to have a drink with you in the pub before the game, and which group are more likely to smash the pub up.

You have to remember that Rangers cease to exist after going out of business in 2012. It's The Rangers that exist as their tribute act now.

That's simply incorrect and is normally only said by exceptionally thick Celtic fans, of which, I will concede, there are many.

This isn't a Celtic v Rangers/The Rangers thing. This is a fact about Rangers/The Rangers. The club which exists now is in it's second year of operation, with only one 4th tier title to it's name.

Dry up. Might you be willing to concede that I probably know a bit more than this, given that I come from Glasgow?

You have drawn some rather dramatic conclusions from two posts.

Almost no Celtic fans would be willing to class themselves as British and I will be very surprised if the majority of votes for independence come from those of a Celtic persuasion.

Regardless of what the British Army has done in Northern Ireland, singing songs of support for a terrorist organisation is vile.

It is possible to separate the activities of the British army from Britain you know. For example I can read about that British soldier who summarily executed some guy in Afghanistan recently and lose respect for the army but not for the country. I very much doubt that Celtic fans hate Britain or British people, especially since I've met a fair number none of whom gave that impression.

What you are absolutely refusing to contemplate, is that maybe the disrespect felt towards the army is a direct consequence of the actions of the army. You know, like shooting people on the street in Derry and the army top brass covering it all up or aiding and abetting Unionist paramilitary terrorism. Generally people tend not to forget these kind of things. Does this mean Celtic fans are trying to attack dead soldiers from 1914? Does this mean Celtic fans have a hatred for English people going about their lifes? Of course not, but this is what you are trying to tar them with.

Having said that I know there are a subsection who openly support the IRA etc but I have never heard of any large scale chanting in this vein.