How many Irish died fighting Hitler ? To mock a silence for your own just shows what utter cretins there are within your supportGus the teenage cow wrote:I think the silence should have been observed and think it was disgraceful to sing through it, I think the reason they did it was to wind up the nazi turds that have posted in this thread and fail to recognise their own shortcomings/racism/xenophobia
+1000000000000Big Foot wrote:How many Irish died fighting Hitler ? To mock a silence for your own just shows what utter cretins there are within your supportGus the teenage cow wrote:I think the silence should have been observed and think it was disgraceful to sing through it, I think the reason they did it was to wind up the nazi turds that have posted in this thread and fail to recognise their own shortcomings/racism/xenophobia
a lot of irish died, oh and I already said it was disgracefulBig Foot wrote:How many Irish died fighting Hitler ? To mock a silence for your own just shows what utter cretins there are within your supportGus the teenage cow wrote:I think the silence should have been observed and think it was disgraceful to sing through it, I think the reason they did it was to wind up the nazi turds that have posted in this thread and fail to recognise their own shortcomings/racism/xenophobia
Didn't hear any offensive chants or breaches of the minutes silence from a single one of the other league teams showing their mark of RESPECT. From the likes of Chester City up to United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham etc - all showed their RESPECT.Gus the teenage cow wrote:a lot of irish died, oh and I already said it was disgracefulBig Foot wrote:How many Irish died fighting Hitler ? To mock a silence for your own just shows what utter cretins there are within your supportGus the teenage cow wrote:I think the silence should have been observed and think it was disgraceful to sing through it, I think the reason they did it was to wind up the nazi turds that have posted in this thread and fail to recognise their own shortcomings/racism/xenophobia
there are utter cretins within every big team's support
I don't like the way that ironically enough, rememberance day is morphing into some kind of "thou must obey" poppy fascism inspired by the likes of the daily mail.
I don't wear a poppy, does that mean I care less? I think a quiet moment of reflection is best here not a competition based around symbols and who is seen to be grieving the most - anyway each to their own and I do agree that any disrespect aimed towards those who gave their lives is absolutely wrong and disgusting.
As does trying to score points in an argument by using that same awful death.Big Foot wrote: Then to come on Reading FC's board where a young lad from the town was gunned down serving for this country earlier this year and try to reflect it away, really beggars belief.
Who's scoring points here buddy? I'm merely highlighting it as an example as to why this year's rememberance campaign is more poignant to the yoof such as I following events this year.prostak wrote:As does trying to score points in an argument by using that same awful death.Big Foot wrote: Then to come on Reading FC's board where a young lad from the town was gunned down serving for this country earlier this year and try to reflect it away, really beggars belief.
That fact that everybody was silent right before kick off might have given it away though.soggy biscuit wrote:Listened to a bit of Talksport on the way home from work yesterday and a few people called in (even fans of the opposition) to say that the Celtic fans singing were ones queuing to get from the concource to the stand and wouldn't have seen that a minutes silence was taking place
http://www.poppy.org.uk/Gus the teenage cow wrote:I don't wear a poppy, does that mean I care less? I think a quiet moment of reflection is best here not a competition based around symbols and who is seen to be grieving the most - anyway each to their own and I do agree that any disrespect aimed towards those who gave their lives is absolutely wrong and disgusting.
+1AF1 wrote:lol @ every rangers and/or celtic discussion always boiling down to 'we may be a shower of utter cunts but you're even bigger cunts'
And don't forget the 40,000 or so Irish citizens who fought with British forces during WW2 Gus.Gus the teenage cow wrote:"Reading FCs board" - Jesus, do me a favour, You are starting to sound like a cross between Enoch Powell and Senator joe McCarthy
and I haven't tried to reflect anything away, i am just looking at the bigger picture
I'll finish by saying yet again any Celtic fan who disrespected the soldiers who fought and died in ww1 is a disgrace
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