Dear Lord, As A Celtic fan I feel it fair to say a fan could be Irish or could be Scots. I fully apprciate that the majority of Rangers fans see themselves as Scots or British and many are Northen Irish. BUT why on earth would anyone say it's a divide between Irish and English? Have you guys not watched enough videos on the UK to know that calling either an Irishman or a Scotsman, English is not going to go well for you? If there is anything in the entire Britsh Isles that really has nothing to do with England it's Scottish football and the Old Firm.

@68majortom

11 ай бұрын

Spot on, that's what gets me bout Yanks, they probably think Scotland is in England, remember Yanks don't know very much about anything beyond their own Shores ✌️

@WilliamWallace42

11 ай бұрын

The fact he refers to Celtic as "Celtics" like the NBA team just shows how ignorant these guys are

@Bertie22222

11 ай бұрын

I have to admit i don't even know what street Scotland's on.

@WilliamWallace42

11 ай бұрын

@@Bertie22222 Are you American by any chance?

@Bertie22222

11 ай бұрын

@@WilliamWallace42 No buddy, i ain't no yankee.

Micheal Macintyre tells the story of the cab driver taking a couple of American tourists around Glasgow. They stopped in at one of the stadiums for a tour and when they emerged they were dressed head-to-toe in club merchandise... They asked the driver to take them into the city centre, the driver said, "It'll be quicker if I just take you straight to the Hospital!"

@williamwallace5857

11 ай бұрын

Michael McIntyre (correct spelling).....and he's crap.

@olwynyoung6499

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@celinedowds884

9 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'm a Rangers man and i have lots of celtic friends,we just don't talk for that week we're playing haha

@starshipoctopus

11 ай бұрын

Haha that’s so true mate, from a Celtic fan 👍😂

@liamquinn4781

11 ай бұрын

100% mate fae a celtic man

@jimmyrfc775

11 ай бұрын

as someone who's a rangers fan in a family full of celtic fans...i can confirm this also 🤣🤣🤣

@vcrossCelticfc

11 ай бұрын

Celtic till I die, my friend 😎

@vcrossCelticfc

11 ай бұрын

@@jimmyrfc775 My brother went for Rangers just too piss off me and my hardcore Celtic sister, disown territory 🤣

I once went to a Celtic v Rangers match. It was exciting, end to end stuff, until it was interrupted by 22 players invading the pitch and playing a game of football

@leggie65

9 ай бұрын

That joke was on the Two Ronnie's in the mid 70s.The version they said was,today at the Rangers versus Celtic match fighting on the terracing was interrupted when play broke out on the pitch.

@ange1098

8 ай бұрын

Either way it’s still funny 😂

@leggie65

8 ай бұрын

@@ange1098 Agreed, Billy Connelly had a belter about Rangers and Celtic fans its on an audience with Billy Connolly.I won't spoil it by telling it.

@mike7002

8 ай бұрын

@@leggie65 Thanks for not shitting in our shoes.

@leggie65

8 ай бұрын

@@mike7002 bang on 😂

The famous Glass cow Celtics

@heatherarnott5457

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

It's not just Catholics and protestants. It's more Republicans against unionists/loyalists.

@ostrichman

11 ай бұрын

you say potato...

@martynwhyte7673

11 ай бұрын

No I wouldn't say its that simple I have rangers supporting friends who believe in the removal of the royals from state and Catholic celtic supports who served in the forces and are staunch royalists the Queen was their greatest boss!

Been a hoops fan all my life. My three grandsons are rangers fans,and nothing absolutely nothing comes between us. 90 mins a week we don't see eye to eye, but in a fun way. Football in our family is exactly that, Football.

@deezrfc

11 ай бұрын

Exactly the way it should be. NOTHING is more important than family

@maureenurquhart

11 ай бұрын

Totally agree my Son-in-law is a big Rangers Fan but his little Bhoy is like me and my son are Celtic to the core my Husband and my Daughter and Granddaughter are Dundee United so happy days 😂😂😂😂Hail Hail

@deezrfc

11 ай бұрын

@@maureenurquhart interesting household 😂😂😂Celtic fans winding up Rangers fan who’s winding up Dundee United fans. Dinner time = food fight 😂😂😂

i'm a rangers fan...with a family of celtic fans, i love them...but any time the 2 teams play we keep out each others way for a few days :D

@MarkSmith-er7fe

11 ай бұрын

bothered

@jimmyrfc775

11 ай бұрын

@@MarkSmith-er7fe what?

Why does Spencer keep referring to English, in the context of Rangers and Celtic. British, maybe. Scottish definitely. Nothing very much to do with England. Remember there’s a big difference.

@rorz999

11 ай бұрын

I don't think he meant anything by it, it's a common mistake that Americans make but it's a harmless one

@stephentaylor9900

11 ай бұрын

@@rorz999 I never suggested he did. But it’s a factual one aswell.

@laughatfootball

11 ай бұрын

@@stephentaylor9900you asked why, that dude above just answered you, chill out.

@macman975

11 ай бұрын

@@stephentaylor9900 When you ask a question you'll usually get an answer!

@stephentaylor9900

11 ай бұрын

@@macman975 none of the responses answer the question though. The purpose of these films is to both entertain and inform. It sort of defeats the informing / educating purpose if the whole video has the subjects saying ‘Britain’ and. ‘Scotland’ whilst the KZreadr is selectively deaf and hears ‘England’. Ho hum

I took an American from Rutgers prep to a rangers v Celtic game in 71 he was still in shock two years later 😂😂😂😂👢👢

@nodgelyobo1

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂Cracker!!

I was once in conversation with Anton Rogan who at the time was playing for my team Sunderland .He was born in Belfast and played for Celtic .He was amazed when he moved to England that nobody asked him what school he attended as it was always the first question you are asked in Ireland and Glasgow .The answer immediately marked you out as either Protestant or Catholic.

@alisonrodger3360

11 ай бұрын

Sadly that's the first question asked across too much of Central Scotland.

@Zippydah123

11 ай бұрын

Fantastic player for my team Millwall.

@williammcaleese2709

11 ай бұрын

It was the first question asked around 25 years ago and beyond. Not any more, speaking as a 52 year old man, i haven't been asked such a question.

@MrBoyneboy

11 ай бұрын

I live in Belfast and that is the true as feck . . its whats your name ? William or Sean? then what school did go too ? a sort way to find out who you are lol

@bigernkingpin

11 ай бұрын

​@williammcaleese2709 no, its protestant

I'm a Rangers fan and one of my best mates is a Celtic fan. After the old firm we messaged each other saying, "Well done" To whoever wins on the day. We also sit talk about games and players, And share jokes with each other. I like to think we are the best kinds of fans from both our fan bases. We are both want to win the league, but at the end of the day, it is only a game and it won't break up our friendship.

@1888.cfc.

11 ай бұрын

My hubby is a ger. A big wan💙💚

@RayzrBlazer

11 ай бұрын

@@1888.cfc. he'll have been quiet this season lol, bet you're buzzing 🤣

@1888.cfc.

11 ай бұрын

@@RayzrBlazer He's always quiet. He only speaks when spoken too👊💥 👍

@colinstephen2018

11 ай бұрын

This is exactly how it should be, I'm the same and i'm a Celtic fan, so many of my good pals went to the Protestant school around the corner from my Catholic school and while we used to hate each others schools when young we all hung about in the same scheme. It was weird but in Scotland the 1 good thing we do is we tend not to let religion cause division but there are others who will use politics and parades to try and divide us. At the end of the day we're all Scots and i'd like to think we just want to live the best lives we can. I couldn't imagine living a life being so bitter most days.

@rangersmetalatheist9392

11 ай бұрын

@@colinstephen2018 Religion has ruined football and Scotland's central belt. It's one of the reasons why I'm an atheist.

9:25 I respect that man for saying "vice verse" when talking about Irish immigrants to Scotland because I have seen Rangers fans only ever talk about the Irish immigrants to Scotland but never mention the fact that there are people of Scottish heritage in Ireland too. At least he admitted the movement of people went both ways.

@ThomasKelly669

7 ай бұрын

Most of the Scottish that went to Ireland late 1500s early 1600s ( before Scottish English union) where slaughtered by the Irish, 1641 the barbaric cruelty is beyond belief

As a Rangers fan I’ve been wanting someone to react to this exact video on the old firm, definitely best shows and describes the rivalry

@amcq9214

11 ай бұрын

Actually no it doesnt.this video shows how ppl view the rivalry when they havent done the research.

@leggie65

9 ай бұрын

@@amcq9214 The real research is Google old firm murders only goes back a decade or two much worse from the 30s till 80s that's proper research in this "rivalry".

Good to see you tackle some serious topics I actually enjoyed watching that with you!

Just to let you know. Rangers did die in 2012. They had to form as a new entity and start again in the lower leagues. They are now known as ‘The Rangers Football Club’

@janice506

11 ай бұрын

RFC 🇬🇧

@correctbydefault2047

10 ай бұрын

1. FIFA “"After their enforced relegation in 2012, Glasgow Rangers are in the hunt for promotion back to Scotland's top flight." 2. UEFA - congratulated us for our 5th European final and gave us a pennant for our 150th anniversary 3. SPFL - In December 2014, SPFL chairman Neil Doncaster said: “The decision, very clearly from the commission, was that the club is the same, the club continues, albeit it is owned by a new company, but the club is the same.” SFA - congratulated us on our 55th league title HMRC - on the liquidation report it clearly says 1899 the year our company was made not 1872 the year of club and PLC Celtic - once when they renewed the oldfirm rights and in pre season last season they put out a cooperative policing statement because it was the “first time since the 90s that both clubs had played at home at the same time” So there you have it all of them in fact did say same club. Can you name an institution that says otherwise? No , will you even likely reply? Probably not. 55> 53 forever in our shadow.

@stf00001

10 ай бұрын

@@correctbydefault2047 😂

@correctbydefault2047

10 ай бұрын

@@stf00001 aye no logical response to facts

@leeduncan8764

10 ай бұрын

@@correctbydefault2047 well said mate these Muppets are sad as fuck. Must have boring lives to still be speiling this obvious nonsense. WATP

I remember the casuals days,i'm 50 so i was around 14 when it kicked off,about 40 of us young guys were getting a train from dundee to edinburgh,dundee utd v hibs match,we arrived in to the station and there was around 100 police waiting,they made 2 lines from one platfrom straight over to the one to go back to dundee,they told us they were saving our lives because there were 400 hibs waiting for us 😂

@colinstephen2018

11 ай бұрын

I remember those days and a huge crowd of ICF lads would go from my scheme and half of them grew up as Catholics, lol. They just ended up gloryhunters and ended up fighting most weeks at games in 80s/90s. The 1 thing i always remember from those days is that Hibs where the number 1 crew then and they even came through on a train 1 day to Glasgow and about 300 of them came to Penilee looking for the ICF lads, they where bold as fuck and i always remember the Rangers lads telling us about Hibs. They knew themselves how Hibs just didn't care. That was about the same time when Rangers fans went to Sunderland and they slashed a few lads down there in a friendly game and the Sun or some paper printed their faces and about half of them where the lads from Penilee. They ended up getting arrested. Crazy days.

@Billy.Nomates

11 ай бұрын

Yeah,pathetic

@scottmason3820

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@colinstephen2018Even the hibs baby crew had a lack of fear instilled in it. They used to smash Jenners windows to get the clothes for the firm in smash and grab style. That’s where the whole smart dressed casual scene started

Nice video guys! My son and I went to ibrox in December for the first time 2 days after seeing Arsenal play West Ham. The atmosphere was as intense as anything I’ve ever seen for Rangers vs Motherwell and it wasn’t an Old Firm Derby. Being an American we have attachments to our teams but these two clubs are at a different level. I met some wonderful people at Ibrox and I’m sure without all of the baggage of 150+ years of this rivalry if we went to Parkhead we would have felt the same way.

@joetamson4054

11 ай бұрын

Yes Ibrox is the best in Scotland

@joetamson4054

11 ай бұрын

​​​@@missyyoutube7145Celtic football and athletic club have 9 CONVICTED PEADOS and still haven't apologized not too mention payed the victim's

@joetamson4054

11 ай бұрын

@@missyyoutube7145 How many convicted paedos at Rangers???? We know Celtic football and athletic club fan's are brought up to lie in the Catholic faith don't we😂

@joetamson4054

11 ай бұрын

@@missyyoutube7145 Why didn't catholic club Hibernian who Celtic football and athletic club stole it's player's for its inception not to mention stealing Liverpool's anthem inform the police about Neely,?? Maybe that facist Catholic beliefs to not inform on each other eh??? ZERO CONVICTIONS AT RANGERS

@joetamson4054

11 ай бұрын

@@missyyoutube7145 9 CONVICTED AT CELTIC FOOTBALL AND ATHLETIC CLUB

Theyre not Celtics theyre just Celtic with no S. Small detail but important lol

I'm from Glasgow and I can tell you that nobody got that scar deliberately. That is definitely a battle scar. Slashing faces was preferable to stabbings because the victim was unlikely to die bringing about a murder charge.

@LauraLou82

11 ай бұрын

Also putting a penny between 2 razor blades and slashing because it can't be stitched 😵

@worldwidekeef

11 ай бұрын

@@LauraLou82 Was that a real thing? I remember hearing stories about that when I was a kid but never met anyone who had actually seen it happen. I'm sure some maniac tried it at some point.

@LauraLou82

11 ай бұрын

@@worldwidekeef Sadly yes, seen many in my time working in A&E, they often don't heal well and leave a very ugly scar 😞

@reecedignan8365

11 ай бұрын

@@worldwidekeef If you’ve ever heard someone talk about a “chib” that’s what it is. It’s a mark that can never be removed. The guy who played “chib” in sons of anarchy literally has his own.

@worldwidekeef

11 ай бұрын

​@@reecedignan8365 I've never seen Sons of Anarchy but I've seen a few chibs! Haven't heard that word in years!

Lads these things make it out to be so much more mental than it actually is. I’m a Glasgow lad born and bred season ticket holder at Rangers for 30 years. Never had any issue at a game against that lot.

@blitzaar1184

11 ай бұрын

My family has a few, many of of family (Celtic fans) don’t even go to Hampden because they genuinely feel unsafe and some of them have been in fights there as well, it is really bad

@sandrawhiteford8295

11 ай бұрын

😂😂

Loving these longer documentary videos, thanks guys.

As a kid, I lived in a place called Winealley. Which was just down the road from Ibrox, so after every game a few of us would do a searchie. Which was just basically searching the stands for anything people dropped. But occasionally, staff wouldn't lock up properly and we'd get into a storeroom for the kiosks. When that happened, we would spread the good news. And it seem that half the Winealley were running up and down the Broomloan rd with boxes of crisps and sweets, and tins of hotdogs etc. The extra fun part was Orkeney st police station was also just down the road in the other direction.

In 96 I was involved in helping a group of disabled Rangers fans have a guided tour of the Ibrox stadium. Their chairman at the time David Murray was disabled, and had a personal lift built into the stand. He wouldn't let anyone use it except him, not even disabled Rangers fans. We had to lift people in electric wheelchairs up and down flights of stairs. Dispicable.

@gerrykeatings1309

11 ай бұрын

That's shocking 😮

@jordon_rooney1690

11 ай бұрын

Never happened

@sidgibson5414

11 ай бұрын

Things that never happened.....

@Isleofskye

11 ай бұрын

@@sidgibson5414 Andy Bradbury scoring a goal...

@janice506

11 ай бұрын

What’s your point ? Nothing to do with religion or the rivalry with Seltics

This derby may not be the best footballing match in the world in terms of player ability but my god it is easily the most passionate and atmospheric match in the world by a mile.

@Maidenintime86

6 ай бұрын

Easily? You clearly haven't seen other football rivalries, I mean, look in Argentina they have some pretty crazy games there and fans can actually party in the stands, they take all sorts of things to create an amazing atmosphere on match day, and there are good rivalries and great atmospheres on every continent, I recently watched a video of a rivalry from Argentina between Newells Old Boys vs Rosario Central and my god the atmosphere was so great, there are great rivalries everyone on earth, and the ones in South America have the best atmosphere because again, people are allowed to party unlike in most European leagues where you can't really do much besides sit down and watch the game unfortunately.

@garyrobertson9534

6 ай бұрын

@@Maidenintime86 Celtic v rangers is much deeper rivalry because it’s not all about football hatred it goes down the route of the old troubles in Ireland all them years ago and songs of that nature are sung at the grounds to this day.

@Maidenintime86

6 ай бұрын

@@garyrobertson9534 Yeah i know, it's a great rivalry and a great game with great fans, but to say it's the best is quite complicated, there are so many games with great atmosphere and passion that I find it hard to pick one as the best of them all you know.

@garyrobertson9534

6 ай бұрын

@@Maidenintime86 English people wouldn’t understand

ufff.... in the nineties i had a exchange student week staying at kibbleschool in paysley. that game was being played that weekend, and while we drove in the main road through glasgow , there were bridges along the whole road. and every bridge there were groups having battles on those bridges, with sticks, chains, etc. it is truly warfare between the city blocks. through the whole city..

its not just the Catholic order celtic football club has a high court case against them for abusing you players from the 60s up till the 2000s and continued to pay a coach who abused players whilst he was in jail for said offences its not just a jibe at the Catholic religion

I grew up in The Netherlands, and been an Ajax season ticket holder for several years, yet some of my best friends were Feyenoord supporters. Our words to each other could be lethal, but we knew it was just banter and we would still walk out as friends. When Ajax and Celtic played each other in the Champions League qualifying in 2001, the atmosphere between both groups of fans was so amazing that I fell in love with Celtic too. So when I moved to Belfast in 2005, it didn't take long before I got a Celtic season ticket, and while I knew that I had to be a bit more careful with banter, even after an old firm game I was in a Celtic bar having a beer and a chat with a Rangers supporter. When the game is finished, most people can be respectful, and one thing that is very important, is the statue outside Celtic Park, that says Football without fans is nothing, and that is also the case without fans from either side. There is a great atmosphere, because of the rivalry, not despite the rivalry. And yes, I still hate the Rangers, regardless of whether it's Glasgow or New York

@craigwalker7411

10 ай бұрын

I was at the Celtic Ajax CL qualifying 3-1 I think? After the game, I was in a bar with ajax fans and what a night we had. Since then, we have had an allegiance, and I always want Ajax to win the Dutch league. Celtic 🤝 Ajax

@leggie65

2 ай бұрын

You should look on you tube for the love in on the gallowgate between celtic and ajax.Its at hoops bar showing ajax fans attacking the pub full of celtic fans. 6 celtic fans were hospitalised actually kept in the injuries were that serious.Ajax fans I know prefer Rangers ,feyenoord and celtic get on due to them playing each other in the 1970 european cup final.Anytime Rangers play feyernoord the crowd trouble starts with pitch battles in the stands.

One of my Moroccan friends told me "I love Scottish Football, I support Celtic and Rangers" I went "No you don't, you have to pick" Of course when I lived in Glasgow I told them I supported Clydebank - the choice for those tired of this

@garethlewis2258

11 ай бұрын

I live in Clydebank and don’t even support Clydebank 😂🍀

@vcrossCelticfc

11 ай бұрын

Seriously? I was born in Drumchapel. Live in England now. My grandad used to work at the Singer factory in Clydebank, we used to get our clothes, school uniforms in Clydebank 😊.

@garethlewis2258

11 ай бұрын

@@vcrossCelticfc aye . Born and bred Clydebank. I actually stay just up the hill from Singers Station . My mum is from Drumchapel 😁

@legendarypft2124

11 ай бұрын

They had a great cup run recently was cheering for the bankies nice to see teams in lower levels do well. Just wish league open up more but many will have a senior team and a junior one. But partick thistle or queens park could be neutral option i know queens need the fans and both just missed out on promotion to the prem :O

@paulguise698

11 ай бұрын

@@garethlewis2258 Hiya Gareth, Andy Gray (who used to play centre forward for Aston Villa, Wolves and Everton) he's from Drumchapel

Im a Celtic man but my family is split right down the middle i had 1 grandparent who was a soldier in the ira back in the 1930's and my grampa who was a grand master in the orange lodge, ive got many many friends who support Rangers and we have our banter yes there's the odd argument usually on old firm day but we're all still mates at the end of the day but i think the best way i can sum up the impact of Scottish football is with my Mexican friend who only came to Scotland for University and fell in love with Celtic and the whole Scottish culture, hes just finished his PHD and has no intentions of moving out of Scotland because this is his home now

Grew up a Celtic fan (not much into football now) and living in bridgeton which is predominantly a “loyalist” area. I remember my parents were wary about me moving there but it’s a decent wee area and not nearly as bad as it was 20-30 years ago

I'm a Celtic fan, nice to see people learning about what made this rivalry as intense as it is. Hopefully we can talk about things with sensibility and rationale. Edit - sadly I was wrong about the latter 🤦‍♂️

@SusanHenderson-dx8li

5 ай бұрын

I'm a Rangers fan and I'm sad at so many disgusting comments too. Do we really learn nothing? Together we could put the world to rights!😢💙💚

There’s another good documentary about the old firm called Scotland’s secret shame definitely worth a watch

@user-fh5kq8mp7j

11 ай бұрын

@@missyyoutube7145 think you’re in the tiny minority with them thoughts 😂 and the documentary shows a true reflection of Glasgow and the old firm only last season a rangers fan was hit with a bottle in Celtic park and the Celtic team doctor was hit with a bottle inside ibrox

@user-fh5kq8mp7j

11 ай бұрын

@@missyyoutube7145I’ve never been described as a Ned before in my life that actually made me laugh 😂 if Glasgow isn’t as bad as the documentary makes out you’ll have no problem going to the 12th wearing a Celtic top and just so you know I’m a rangers fan I hate everything to do with Celtic from the club covering up a Paedophile ring till their fans not washing

@GJX-xy7dm

10 ай бұрын

@@user-fh5kq8mp7jand including your own club covering up Neilly and Dunn. You glorify paedos every time you win fuckall which is extremely often these days.

Celtic not Celtics.

Celtic fan here from Glasgow. I met a great guy called jackson from atlanta Georgia at a celtic game it was his first time being in Scotland and i can promise you he had the best time ever he was welcomed by every fan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇲🇮🇪

100 videos couldnt cover 10% of the history between the clubs & the city , for 90% of fans its a 90 minute hatred at most ...these days.

You don't get a Glasgow smile on purpose. Usually happens when you meet Stanley (Stanley knife)

Slight correction at 36 mins, I've never heard of anyone getting a Glasgow smile done out of choice to show allegiance to a gang. It's almost always where somebody has been attacked by an opposing gang, and occasionally punishment by your own gang for doing something you shouldn't have done (usually snitching)

@daveoconnell3833

11 ай бұрын

yeah there are a few documentaries about scotlands knife culture they could probably do videos on

@brownwarrior6867

11 ай бұрын

Never heard of a Glasgow Smile though the Chelsea Smile is well known 🤷🏻‍♂️

@celticforever3672

11 ай бұрын

Well trust me ur wrong I’m from the east end and a Celtic man seen it happen myself been stabbed coz of it all so it happens always has always will

@celticforever3672

11 ай бұрын

It is fake !! Ur either a 100% bigot or ur not ! 90minute bigot ISNT a thing we’re brought up to hate each other and the more the other mob does the more u hate them !

@RABONICS

11 ай бұрын

​@brownwarrior6867 there was a documentary i watched somewhere and it says about the chelsea headhunters adopting the Glasgow smile and using the names as both the chelsea smile and the chelsea grin but the Glasgow smile is the original name.

I was born in Glasgow and was a rangers fan, but most of my mates were celtic supporters it was a great excuse for a piss up and a barny,brilliant time had by all since 1962

Just got home from Celtic v Rangers Scottish cup and as a proud Celtic fan I can say that I came home with a very big smile on my face CHAMPIONS AGAIN💚🍀💚🍀

My cousins were from Philly and took their 3 kids to ibrox. My brothers in law and 9 nieces and nephews also attended. All of whom married people of opposite religion.

You guys would be fine at the game, as you said you've no dog in the fight. Plenty of fans of other clubs have experienced old firm games and lived to tell the tale! You would actually be treated with open arms if anything!

I grew up in a town called Corby in the middle of England but their was a lot of people from Glasgow their for work. I remember at school the first thing you would ask someone you didn't know is," are you protestant or Catholics, the schools in Corby where either protestant or Catholic and we use to fight each other and I thought this was normal until I moved to a different town 20 miles from Corby when I was 15 where none of this happened. When I first started school in 1973 I remember going home on the bus singing, we beat the Catholics and anyone who knows their history will know just how disgusting that was at that time but we didn't know we were only 5 years old but someone started singing it so we all just joined in it must have come from one of the parents.

@thomasmccabe3111

3 ай бұрын

I'm from Belfast but spent couple of years in Corby as a child for some reason I had relatives from Corby 😊

Thanks for uploading, guys. You should check out another episode in the Rivals series between the US Army and Navy American football match. 🏈

There's no way I would take kids to watch an old firm match. You really need to go to one of those games to understand the intensely hostile atmosphere.

Separate pubs for different footbal teams is not unique to Glasgow. In my hometown of Bristol we have 'city' pubs and 'rovers' pubs. It's like that up and down the Island. The city/rovers rivalry of Bristol is particularly fierce with regular episodes of violence whenever they play each other. My mate did a few years of bird for burning down the rovers stadium a couple of decades ago. He's city 😂

@JimmyS.25

11 ай бұрын

It's like that in all of europe. Rival fans don't mix on match day.

@Anglo-Saxon-96

11 ай бұрын

​@@JimmyS.25no shit Sherlock 😂

@davejones2823

11 ай бұрын

Bristol is hardly Belgrade now is it 🙄

@whiteo333

10 ай бұрын

bristol LMFAO

@howwwyyy29

8 ай бұрын

All clubs have rivalries,but in Glasgow it's way,way deeper and more serious,how can you even compare,go up there and see

Thinking Scotland is in England is like thinking America is just part of Canada.

People from outside Europe don't seem to realise its not a religious thing, it's Catholic vs Protestant, but its more of an Ethnic divide than a divide based on scripture or teachings. Its very similar to the divide between Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks.

Lot of links between sides in the UK too. Celtic and Liverpool very friendly. Rangers friendly with Chelsea-West Ham-Sheffield Wednesday

@tonydean5531

11 ай бұрын

And Millwall

@LauraLou82

11 ай бұрын

And Linfield

Im from Glasgow and it really is embarrassing that we cant get past this . Sad thing is the people's that demonstrate this level of sectarianism usually isn't even by practicing catholics or protestants and definitely isn't a christian way to behave. I know sectarian rangers and celtic fans i know religious people , very rarely does that mix .

@alexisbuchanan2028

11 ай бұрын

I fully agree, I support one half of the duo but I think it says a lot about you as a person how you interact with each other. I watch the games with my friends from both sides and although there will be a bit of banter between us, we see it as it is, purely a game. I always felt it was people from outside Glasgow who were the most bitter. Not all, but most.

@SusanHenderson-dx8li

5 ай бұрын

I'm a proud Weegie my family is a mixed bag of fitbaw fans and religious beliefs/ practice . Saturday Old Firm fixtures were a great family get together. Banter yes hatred no. Sectarianism is a blight on our city that has no place. Whenever a tragic event happens it's 99% of fans that unite together. Let's not give the minority a voice it doesn't deserve.

@JamieVauxnut1

5 ай бұрын

@SusanHenderson-dx8li it shouldn't take a tradedy for people to unite and come together that's the point. My family is mixed with some casual football fans luckily. I work in the building trade and mix with lots of guys on a daily basis, if it is a minority of fans it's 49 / 51% it certainly isn't 1 % in my experience. It may not be shouting sectarian slurs at games it could be as simple as a bias toward people in general for example not hiring someone based on a team they support suggestion they are Catholic/Protestant. Sad reality of living in Glasgow and I will say its not unique to the working class either

@SusanHenderson-dx8li

5 ай бұрын

​@@JamieVauxnut1 You are right it is exceptionally sad. Please note I didn't say it needed a tragedy- which it shouldn't, it was a point of reference. Nor did I mention class or indeed working environment. I cannot comment on what I've not experienced. What I will say is when our family was stranded in Greece it was a fiasco of 'planes trains & automobiles' buses ferries to different Islands to get home due to fog. Most men were in their team colours. Every single one helped each other and anybody else out during a hellish time travelling home to Glasgow over the course of 2 days mostly without water/food/rest. That said I fully agree zero tolerance to any form of abuse sectarian or otherwise. Unconscious or conscious bias is a learned behaviour so it's up to people like us to lead by example. What I will say that domestic violence reports directly correalates to football outcomes, indicative that we very much remain living in a mans world. NB: I've never experienced shameful chants etc at womens football games no matter the fixture. Perhaps there is a lesson there for us all to take heed of.

My best mates brother lost an arm in the carnage at the train station after an old firm game. All brits know the madness doesn’t just end when the match does. The madness continues outside after the game and fans often clash at the train stations and even in to the surrounding housing estates.

I have a friend who comes from a small town outside Glasgow. He tells me that Monday to Friday everybody gets on, On Saturday the Celtic and Rangers fans travel to the match in sperate bus, On Monday they are all friends again.

I grew up in the 90's and sectarianism was extremely rife from all angles. I am actually very proud of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland for eradicating about 90% of sectarianism since the Governments and Police really started clamping down on such behaviours with new laws introduced. I have seen a massive difference over the years since they banned all sectarian songs at Football grounds. Each Country has done their bit and a new generation of children grew up and were not taught bigoted or sectarian behaviours. Each Country feels a little bit safer nowadays. People really can change, I have seen it for myself.

Interesting topic. Im a footy fan who enjoyed watching Rangers over 20 yrs ago, so not a hardcore fan. Years later i met my brother in oaw who is Irish catholic and a solid celtic fan. Things have been interesting eve since! Not sure uf anyone else explained that around 2011 Rangers had their financial issues. This meant they got sent to the lowest division in the League system and had to work their way back up over a few years. The best part was winning the league again after years in time to stop celtic getting the record for consecutive title wins.😂 As u know by now its Celtic and not Celtics. Pretty brave if you to pick a side though in relation to your fanbase future!

@janice506

11 ай бұрын

Seltics …. U mean..?

@deepblue5099

10 ай бұрын

Something that was incredible when Rangers got demoted to the Third Division was that the stadium (50,000) still sold out for every game. Rangers fans are, without doubt, the most loyal in the world.

@MrAlbagobragh

9 ай бұрын

They actually died, not demoted😂

As a Celtic fan iv never had any bother with rangers fans we just have a banter, my family are Celtic and rangers so all have banter! 🍀🍀

I have to point out. 5 mins into the video I already have to point out to Americans that Britain isn't just England

Just imagine The Bloods and Crips had a football match.

@callummcleish5281

11 ай бұрын

The Crips would have better footwork....

Btw. The guy that said celtic fans go abroad and make friends has never been abroad with celtic. They are Britains shame.

@cb745

11 ай бұрын

Celtic fans are welcomed wherever we go because we party and have a good time. 'The Rangers' fans are referred to as Huns because like the ancient barbarians they devastate cities across Europe including after winning a final in Barcelona in 1972 (I mean who riots after winning?). The English press in the 70's coined the term to describe this unruly behaviour calling them “a band of marauding huns”. Unlike Fenians and Taigs it is not a sectarian slur and OFCOM referred to it as of limited offensiveness. Celtic fans have used it since to refer to Rangers supporters (and the British army who destroyed the centre of Dublin in the War of Independence). 'The Rangers' fans also rioted in Manchester during another European final causing damage and after their most recent league win wrecked the city centre in Glasgow as they fought amongst themselves. That is the difference between our attitudes - we come for a party and 'The Rangers' come for a fight as they have a chip on their shoulder that 'no one likes us everybody hates us.'

@paulgallacher5384

11 ай бұрын

@@cb745 keep lying to yourself.

The sport isn't the religion. The rivalry and hatred of one another is the religion. The game comes second.

The Glasgow smile isn’t a sign showing you’re in a gang, it’s what gangs will do to members of rival gangs as an attack

While working in a pub in Luxembourg I had three days of Rangers fan who were playing a European game. A Sporting Lisbon fan wearing their green and white shirt made the mistake of riding his bicycle nearby. He was hit by several bottles, the others missed!

I've watched the first 5 minutes an it reminds me of this African comedian who said 'The British aren't racist, they say ohh your from Africa that's cool at least your not from Manchester, we are so busy hating each other that we forget to hate the rest of the world, so funny because it's true, as a scouser I'd rather have foreign neighbours than manc neighbours. I hope you make it to your 100k subs soon you deserve it ETS is a great channel xx

@samsativa245

11 ай бұрын

Weird because i'm a manc and i'd rather have english people as my neighbours, which the scousers are

The problem with the firms, and ultras (and I know a few myself, we do still have them) is they put normal fans minding their own business at high risk they're not prepared for. They make it so being just a football fan is untenable - and it's the same with the Rangers/Celtic thing. They'd deny it, but they do. When women and kids and blokes just having a quiet pint in a bar minding their own business are being attacked by rival fans or even the police (and police do this, particularly in mainland Europe - some of them are absolute animals worse than the hooligans) it derives from all of this. They think they're benign or isolated, but they're just not.

A Glasgow smile is the same as a Chelsea smile. The Chelsea smile is synonymous with The Krays. In Glasgow gangs years back they used to put razor blades in the rims on their caps (as they did in Peaky Blinders) and would use these caps to make Glasgow smiles.

Rule Britannia from Glasgow WATP 😎 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 👍

You're really starting to understand why we in Britain we are obsessed with football. 100% correct that its a release for 90 minutes (more really, it's kinda the whole match day) unfortunately it's being taken away from us working class fans. Football is everything to a huge swathe of people and it can beautiful. Sometimes it boils over and fights happen but thats what happens when people feel so strongly about something. For example my mate has got a flag at our club (Manchester United) it reads: United kids Wife In that order! Says everything about our love for our hometown and the club that represents it

@rorz999

11 ай бұрын

Money ruined football decades ago 😔

@I.Wallivs

11 ай бұрын

@@rorz999 yeah you're not wrong

@ajorngjdonaydbr

11 ай бұрын

@@rorz999 wrong, it ruined your terrible, overhyped tourist leagues.

You should see the film Green Street. It higlights the infamous West Ham and Millwall rivalry. Its from an American characters perspective so itd be perfect

Nice to see our Canadian friends are so informed about the uk.

Round about the 40 minute mark of the video you state what everyone knows - that the Roman Catholic Church has a very long and sad history of child abuse and of covering up that abuse. In light of this video it’s interesting to note that Celtic Football Club have a similar history, with a paedophile ring actively abusing young boys for many years. The fact that Celtic and their supporters align themselves very strongly with the Catholic Church is perhaps significant. Thus far 9 employees of the club have been convicted for these crimes. Sadly, like the Catholic Church, Celtic have done their best to cover up this abuse.and try to distance themselves from it. Even their most successful ever manager, the late Jock Stein, was fully aware of the situation at the time but did not involve the police. By refusing to do so the club was clearly culpable in allowing the vile abuse to continue. Even now the club is complicit in trying to conceal the extent of what happened. If only they put in the same energy and effort to support the young boys who were so brutalised. Absolutely tragic.

@bertieyoung3827

28 күн бұрын

Gordon Neely

celtic fan my self here but this derby isn't the same anymore with the reduced away ticket allocation. but another derby in the spfl which is the edinburgh derby which in my opinion is became a better derby still with prods and catholics. love the vids

@stevenholgate5570

11 ай бұрын

Mon the Jambos!!

@jamesyyy4840

11 ай бұрын

Mate yer having a laugh absolutely no cunt hinks hibs n hearts derby is a better aptmosphere or even derby than The old firm even hibs n hearts wid never try claim that ya nugget there’s not a chance u support Celtic wae patter like that even wee the ticket allocation there is more noise and aptmosphere than the Edinburgh derby and the games always a better standard anaw so What other reasons could you possibly think the Edinburgh derby being better ?

The video is at least 10 years old guys but gives a decent account of the historical rivalry. It's not as bad as that now but there is still a hatred there. I have a good few rangers fans as friends...just don't talk on the day ha. You certainly should never feel threatened as Americans...enjoy it and embrace. It would be the experience of a lifetime if you could make it over for a game. Guarenteed to be the best atmosphere you'll ever experience.

Very little beats the feeling of an Old Firm win, happy days.

@jamesguitar7384

11 ай бұрын

I remember the commentator Desmond Lynam say " Last year I went to my first Old Firm match and since then every local derby I've been to has seemed like a silent movie ".

@1888.cfc.

11 ай бұрын

HH🇮🇪

@Lovelee123

11 ай бұрын

@@1888.cfc. WATP

I am German, but i am part of the punk scene in Scotland. Most punks including myself tend towards the Bhoys in Green as they are left-wing, and make a point of being welcoming to refugees/LGBT etc, although one guy I know from a great band called endless Swarm is a rangers fan, and he and a mix of Rangers and Celtic fans come together to raise donations for food banks and stuff like that. That Rangers fan himself sold me a Celtic Anti-Fascist shirt from his Celtic mate's stall, so there is unity in some corners, and more division in others.

This was interesting seeing you guys react to this. 90 minute bigot sums the city up. 50% of marriages in Glasgow are between the two sides. I'm a Rangers fan, my Dad supports them, my grandad supported them and my great graddad supported them. I love Rangers, but my best mate is a Celtic fan and I love the guy, I went to the funeral of his Dad who I also loved a couple of weeks ago. Yes, it's rivalry, yes it is intense, but lots of us love people from the other side, but for 90 minutes we kinda hate each other. One thing I will say is Rangers have had about 15 USA players for us and Celtic fans during a game after 9/11 did airplane motions to Reyna after 9/11

@jamesguitar7384

11 ай бұрын

Some Celtic fans the mirror image of some Rangers fans .

@tbonemccabe4203

11 ай бұрын

Liked that comment up until you tried to point score at the end and fling some mud .

@overthewebb

11 ай бұрын

@@tbonemccabe4203 Hey, I may love my friend and his Dad RIP, but I'm still a Rangers fan and as a Rangers fan I hate Celtic, as you rightly hate us. What do you expect? Haha

@wonjubhoy

11 ай бұрын

It was 1 clown who was condemned instantly.

@overthewebb

5 ай бұрын

@@wonjubhoy 1 clown? Really? How many Americans have played for Celtic? How many for Rangers? Rangers have had about 12 American players, Celtic zero

The hatred is extremely over exaggerated by the media, me and my Celtic supporting friends make jokes about it and we will sing the songs but at the end of the day we don’t HATE each other

An excellent end to the video Spencer, when you revealed your allegiance! I’m not surprised - you’re clearly far too handsome (and clean) to be a Celtic fan. 😂 As a result, I’ll subscribe immediately!

I just watched your video on the crimes of Jimmy Savile. Please google the historic child abuse at celtic football club and their relationship with savile. It's a whole other story.

@stewrmo

11 ай бұрын

100% mate.

@tbonemccabe4203

11 ай бұрын

King Charles knighted sir Jimmy savile and even asked him for marriage advice, hardly anything to do with celtic, he's one of you's mate 😂

@ajorngjdonaydbr

11 ай бұрын

Jimmy Saville was a well known Rangers sympathiser. Jesus you lot will try anything to point score using child abuse.

@stewrmo

11 ай бұрын

@ajorngjdonaydbr Aye? Look up Saville and Stien. Your Jimmy ,wearing green and grey, beside him. Also, Sellik invited him to training in 1987 and dubbed him "a staunch supporter". Lies from cradle to grave you lot. Easy to look up on Google, but you won't. B.J.K.

@imposs-up1hg

11 ай бұрын

@@stewrmo A hun totally broken by the fact you let your club die in 2012 and Celtic's overwhelming dominance in the 21st century. 🤣 🍀🍀🍀🍀

This is by far the biggest football rivalry in Britain. It is different to a lot of the English derbies where I think their rivalries tend to be much more violent eg West Ham and Millwall, Villa and Birmingham the list is endless. I have been to old firm games and the atmosphere is brilliant but I haven’t seen hatred like West Ham v Millwall

@vcrossCelticfc

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, that's the casuals. I've been too Celtic vRangers, Spurs v Arsenal and Spurs v Celtic, wore my Celtic shirt in the Paxton end and when Celtic scored at the end I told the Spurs fans, their about to storm that pitch, they didn't believe me until they did. We got out of there before it kicked off in the streets.

@mattleyland194

11 ай бұрын

@@vcrossCelticfc why is your picture a Union Jack and yet you wore a Celtic shirt at spurs. Celtic fans hate the union flag and only rangers and English fans follow the Union Jack.

@Isleofskye

11 ай бұрын

1972 Harry Cripps Testimonial at Millwall against West Ham. West Ham got pushed from the side then they attempted to take The Millwall Home End: The Cold Blow Lane then they were ousted again. Last I heard there were still some of them hiding in The Old Kent Road. Over 50 years on and still no sign of them. Nxt May I enter my 8th decade.MILLWALLLLLLLLLLL

@MrGustySpence

11 ай бұрын

​@@mattleyland194not true more than half of scottish people see themselves as British 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

@janice506

11 ай бұрын

@@mattleyland194 you might hate the 🇬🇧 but your still a Brit whither you like it or not

Its interesting to note that one of you has a green back ground and the other has a blue. Very Old firm. My mother worked in the Royal Bank of Scotland, Glasgow from 1949 and she talked about the gangs that fought in Glasgow very much like peaky blinders with their chains and razers. I think it would be interesting for you to look at Celtic and Rangers now and how they have changed. Rangers was demoted down to the 4th division because of their financial irregularities but they managed to work back up to the first. I was brought up in Stirling where there is Stirling Albion. We used to have the football ground near to where we lived and the vandalism could be quite bad at times. But the football ground shifted to outside Stirling. I joke about them being part of the farmers league. Thank you for the review.

@peterorr5380

11 ай бұрын

My Nephew used to play with Stirling Albion small world! He will now be playing against them as he has signed with Alloa....Who knows maybe we will be signing rivalry banter across the stands to each other this season 🤣

@CeltiChris

10 ай бұрын

Just my tuppence worth. Rangers weren't demoted, they died and had to apply for a new registration to join at the bottom tier, as the newly formed club, now known as The Rangers International Football Club 👍

NOTE I am NOT a fan of ANY football. VICE is a very left-wing publication, and the Rangers are more to the right of the spectrum, so this documentary has a noticeable bias against the Rangers. For example, the documentary highlights Ranger's wrongdoing but glosses over Celtic hooliganism.

PLEASE... you say the "s" like its a "z" in Glasgow......PLEASE!!!

Spencer wouldnt worry bout this bus driver. This standard and fans always do a whip round for driver at the end. 50 people on the bus and most will put in at least £5 each for drivers trouble

Guys check out the footage from the 1980 Scottish Cup Final, im typing this at the start of the video so im not sure if they will show it. But because of that in 1980, we still can't have a beer in Scottish Football grounds in 2023.

You chose the right team - No Surrender 🇬🇧

@imposs-up1hg

11 ай бұрын

You surrendered in 2012.

@stevestewart5172

11 ай бұрын

@@imposs-up1hg your morals surrender every time you see a wee boy

@imposs-up1hg

11 ай бұрын

@@stevestewart5172 Project much?

@leadzeppbelly

11 ай бұрын

@@stevestewart5172why you talking about wee boys?

I think what makes the rivalry more intense is that its more than the religious aspect its also the republican aspect. Not only are they divided over protestant vs catholic its also divided over separating from Uk vs Unionists especially with the NI emphasis. This means most Rangers fans having Union Flags and Celtic fans having Irish flags. This goes back to how for many years catholics in Ni were persecuted and so they wanted NI to separate from the UK tying those two ideas into one. Its also interesting that many rangers fans will regard themselves as British first unlike many other Scots who will say they are Scottish first and many Celtic fans regard themselves as psuedo Irish not Scottish. For those outwith Scotland visiting Glasgow you wont normally have problems unless you are English, the Anti-English sentiment is sometimes more prevalent than any other bigotry. Whish isnt a uniquely Glasgow thing, the history of England vs Scotland over centuries still leaves many people with some sort of historic resentment. Without really knowing the history of how those rivaries were created it can be difficult to understand just how much those differences can turn people to want to kill someone over a football team. There is as much animosity over any Scotland vs England game as there can be in the Celtic vs Rangers game. It can be quite funny in the World Cup where you will see Scots cheer when Germany scores against England even considering WW2 happened its a case of "as long as it is'nt England that wins we dont care". Basically though if walking around Glasgow nobody cares unless you are wearing one of those 2 clubs jerseys in the "wrong area".

@janice506

11 ай бұрын

Scottish & I support England after Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 just done a dna @myheritage turns out am 83% Irish Scottish Welsh in that order NoEnglish blood in me at all I’m pure Celtic the irony . But am a Ranger till I die.

Great reaction.. Learned a few things 👍 👍

Split family. Season ticket holder at Rangers but the Dad/his side are Celtic fans. 99% of us keep it as sporting rivalry and ripping the pish out of each other.

Celtic is the name

@jamestoni

11 ай бұрын

peados is the game

@ajorngjdonaydbr

11 ай бұрын

​@@jamestoniand huns point scoring child abuse just to wind up their rivals. How sad

@jamestoni

11 ай бұрын

@@ajorngjdonaydbr how is it sad, celtic covered it up, the chickens are coming home to roost.

@bakerisbaked

11 ай бұрын

Everyone wants justice of course, but to always remind us about it when we have no control over it, were just fans like everybody else, that enjoy the success of the team on the pitch,

@ajorngjdonaydbr

11 ай бұрын

@@jamestoni is that why tax records show they were never employed directly by celtic and had no influence at the club? But yes, don't let facts get in the way of your BS son. You couldn't even name a victim unless you googled it first. Shows how low you monsters are.

39:15 who would have know in 10 years it would be Celtic fan attacking old Neil. 48:32 ironic because Celtic had to right letter to there season ticket holder to tell them to shower before games in 2015

@aldopenny

11 ай бұрын

The clip of Lennon getting attacked by the fan is very misleading. As this documentary is about the old firm. The guy that attacked Lennon was at tynecastle and the guy was a hearts fan.

The taxi drivers scars are also known as chib marks hence why in the sons of anarchy tv show there is a character knowns as chibs who is from glasgow

Mon the Rangers 💙 respect to all though.

there has always been a bit of a misunderstanding around this rivalry. 1. Celtic are not "the Catholic club". Rangers were the anti-catholic club, the blacklisted catholics for decades, while many of Celtic's best players ana managers were protestant (as Celtic were always a non denominational club open to all). 2. The split is more left wing / right wing nowadays (like everywhere, sadly). Celtic attract the left wing catholics and protestants and Rangers attract the right wing, which explains the switch in fortunes. 3. The best comparison for you guys is the Eagles/Cowboys rivalry. Similar hate levels. One team is the "establishment team" "America's team/ Britain's team" and the other is the team of the people, set up by working class Irish immigrants. Rangers and Dallas were super clubs before a collapse in the mid ninetys for both teams. Then financial scrutiny came in and both establishment teams collapsed and the people's teams thrived

@indigo8021

11 ай бұрын

Talkin absolute shite mate.

Love you're watching long shows🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Brilliant video gents. From a Celtic fan!

This one is pretty soft. You should do the BBC Panorama documentary on the Old Firm.

I was a Rangers fan once upon a time when I could afford to go to the games. ( I can’t stand watching football on the tv ) The average fan take it all in good spirit and don’t allow the religious side of things or even the old rivalry between the teams to go any further than some mild jesting. In my opinion it is two particular groups among the fans that cause the problems and keep this nonsense going. The Blue Order and The Green Brigade. Football is supposed to be The Beautiful Game. The actions these groups represent and take part in have no place in the game. It honestly saddens me to see and hear about the violence this rivalry causes. The Scottish Sun reported back in 2017 that domestic abuse increased 27% when the Old Firm played compared to a normal weekend. Things like that honestly make me glad I no longer follow football.

@roguerebel6297

11 ай бұрын

What have the green brigade done that makes you paint them as this terrible group of people? I'm only asking because I'm sure you wouldn't go online and make a statement in that way without specific examples, so what are those examples?

@willnestor6422

11 ай бұрын

@@roguerebel6297 Simple google searches will suffice to show you all you need to know mate. Know idea how you can defend them.

@vcrossCelticfc

11 ай бұрын

@@willnestor6422 Google? 🤦‍♀️🤣

@LauraLou82

11 ай бұрын

​@@roguerebel6297We could start with the banners they so proudly display showing hate towards the country, the monarchy, political figures.... Or maybe the effigies they 'hung' with Rangers scarves on World Suicide Prevention Day... Or perhaps the booing during Remembrance Day minute silences and the banners they display about remembering our men and women who fought for the freedoms they currently enjoy??!! I could go on! I would also like to add that The Blue Order aren't much better but in no way are The Green Brigade due a free pass!

@MrSunshine744

11 ай бұрын

@@roguerebel6297 for starters there’s the typical hooligan behaviour that’s seen from both sides, there’s plenty of trouble caused in the streets, fights being started, windows on building a and vehicles caved in. People being attacked just for wearing the other sides colours. An example that’s stuck with me since I was a kid was one I had seen on the front page of the paper, it was either the Scottish Sun or the Daily Record. A young boy wearing a rangers strip had attacked a grown man unprovoked with a claw hammer and he was hospitalised with injuries to his head and face. My company has a workshop right beside ibrox stadium and it’s not uncommon to hear of someone being beaten up after an old firm game.

Im 52 & was a Casual back in 80s, then the Taylor report came out making all grounds all,seaters. But *the rangers are there since 2012. We've been putting 5 past them regularly.

@correctbydefault2047

10 ай бұрын

1. FIFA “"After their enforced relegation in 2012, Glasgow Rangers are in the hunt for promotion back to Scotland's top flight." 2. UEFA - congratulated us for our 5th European final and gave us a pennant for our 150th anniversary 3. SPFL - In December 2014, SPFL chairman Neil Doncaster said: “The decision, very clearly from the commission, was that the club is the same, the club continues, albeit it is owned by a new company, but the club is the same.” SFA - congratulated us on our 55th league title HMRC - on the liquidation report it clearly says 1899 the year our company was made not 1872 the year of club and PLC Celtic - once when they renewed the oldfirm rights and in pre season last season they put out a cooperative policing statement because it was the “first time since the 90s that both clubs had played at home at the same time” So there you have it all of them in fact did say same club. Can you name an institution that says otherwise? No , will you even likely reply? Probably not. 55> 53 forever in our shadow.

most families have a mixture of both religions and allegiances so it can be diluted in everyday life outside the football rivalry

Best rivalry in the world. No surrender! 🔴⚪🔵🇬🇧

@Anglo-Saxon-96

11 ай бұрын

have you Scottish got your independence yet 😂😂😂 EDL FOR LIFE bloody puff and no surrender is a English thing not a dirty Scottish thing 😂😂😂

@GJX-xy7dm

10 ай бұрын

There ye go the first monkey to lower the tone.

Jimmy Saville was a massive Celtic fan

@crazyhorse-xo8dv

11 ай бұрын

Prince Andrew is a rangers fan