[hubert]

Originally Posted by aisuru

so... not sycophantic green-tinted-spectacle-wearers then? glad to hear it.

of course, if a Rangers player turned up to Parkhead, and lifted his jersey to display a picture of king Billy, that would be fine. you, as with the rest of the Celtic support would be fine with that. nice.

oh, and by the way, it's a-i-s-u-r-u. if you're going to call me names, at least try and get my name right ;)

Didnt intend calling you a name also sorry for the miss spelling, but I am confident that you are very capable of making a fool of yourself you wouldnt need me to do that.
Making the sign of the cross is a Christian religious, in the name of Christ, in your reference to king Billy he certainly no Christ!
Please bugger off and quit your bloody bullshit!

[Matt the Thrasher]

Making the sign of the cross is a religious jesture but surely you must see that in the context of an old firm game it can be seen as a provocative action.

I remember many years ago Celtic fans being up in arms when Gazza or maybe it was Graham Roberts mimicked playing a flute in front of them ,a seemingly harmless jesture to anyone not in the know but it's all about the context in which it is done & you can't tell me Boruc wasn't fully aware of what he was doing.

[aisuru]

Originally Posted by hubert

Didnt intend calling you a name also sorry for the miss spelling, but I am confident that you are very capable of making a fool of yourself you wouldnt need me to do that.

yes, i would be able to do that quite easily. not that either one of us has made me look foolish so far, so that's somewhat irrelevant.

Originally Posted by hubert

Making the sign of the cross is a Christian religious, in the name of Christ, in your reference to king Billy he certainly no Christ!

no, it's a Catholic symbol, the Proddies don't go in for that kind of thing. and who said anything about King Billy being christ? come on now, if you're going to try and argue over this, then at least argue sensibly. it's quite obvious what i meant by that comment. you lot wouldn't like it on your doorstep, why should the Huns like it on theirs?

Originally Posted by hubert

Please bugger off and quit your bloody bullshit!

eh... no. how about you and Murdoch stop trying to justify Boruc's actions as innocent, when he was clearly aiming to aggravate the Huns.

[murdoch]

Originally Posted by aisuru

of course, if a Rangers player turned up to Parkhead, and lifted his jersey to display a picture of king Billy, that would be fine. you, as with the rest of the Celtic support would be fine with that. nice.

So you are equating a religious symbol recognised and accepted all over the world with a man hero worshipped by an hate organisation? No wonder we are the laughing stock of the world with Rangers fans and their apologists, defending abusing someone who blesses themselves on a football pitch.

Originally Posted by [B

Matt the Thrasher[/b]]Making the sign of the cross is a religious jesture but surely you must see that in the context of an old firm game it can be seen as a provocative action.

No, if Rangers fans want to confirm their bigoty then we should be laughing at them not indulging them, that's what the rest of the world did.

[aisuru]

don't be an idiot. you know perfectly well what i meant by that, and if you weren't such a bigot you'd accept it like a grown up.

and i'm hardly a Rangers apologist.