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that both teams have a sizable following of sectarian arseholes and this follows from (and maintains) their respective identities, so it's tiresome hearing them whinge about each others sectarianism and bigotry.
Good to see the Irish government get involved in this vile song while the Scottish press give it both sides are as bad as one another or SFA head Gordon Smith feels Rangers are being 'victimised'. Since Rangers haven't been able to sing their 'sectarian' repertoire over the last few years they have managed to lower themselves to the level of a snakes belly with songs such as 'Big Jock Knew' and their latest ditty 'The Famines Over, Why don't you go home?' Which are probably worse and viler than 'the billy boys'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7617518.stm
Here is the Scotland Today report look at Jack McConnell opportunistic attemplts using this song to slam the SNP on anti-sectarianism.
Meanwhile The Rangers Supporters Trust(most of whom are prominent Follow Follow Members) show themselves up for the scum that they are. I wonder if Mark Dingwall is still campaigning for Mandela to e hung?
and the song in question:

the only thing worse than local nationalists/loyalists are the dickheads across the water who embrace the same crap.

Castle Greyskull is where Celtic live, it's a double-edged sword.



Presumably the chorus is sung to the tune of Sloop John B?
The home of the good guys then.
Yeah, and it's the first song i've noticed that has raise such an angry response. Even guys I know who don't get too anim,ated are pissed off with this one. Perhaps it's the combination of racism, xenophobia, religious bigotry and sectarian hatred all rolled into one song.
Or a piss take too good for the MOPES.
A crowd of scots who claim to be irish sing about how they are persecuted for their nationality by scots.
Where is the racism ,secterianism and xenophobia in that. The same MOPES who wave their British passports because we are not in any european competitions this season.

The chorus was before the song.
We put £20 million into Manchester i think we have paid enough. If you can`t take the amount of fans we have then don`t ask for anymore finals.
Because someone adds words to a chorus it then means the whole thing is debatable. No one sings the whole song or even part of it. Are you too stupid to realise that. Keep singing about rebelling against the crown while you take your giro from the country you so despise.
It's not the number of fans that is the problem, it's the fucking pricks that riot. At the end of the day it's the normal folks who had their cars smashed up that have to go through the hassle of applying on insurance etc. to get em fixed.
That's why I agree with the dickheads in England who do the same having their passports taken off them during Euro games/Comps. I presume they do the same up in Scotland these days as well?
TomPaine
It changes the nature of that song yes, doo you have difficulty with that? Do words and signs never change their meaning as a result of time passing and events taking place? Does time stop in your head or your world?
I suggest you actually have a clue about who I am before making cretinous stereotyped remarks eh?
Now, where have I said I despise this or any country? Speaking as a former soldier I find it quite funny, but carry on making a mug of yourself, it is after all, something you excel at. And given I am working, ironically for the civil service, why would I be claiming a giro?
And even in this idiotic reply you can't resist yet another cretinous stereotype can you?!
I`m working class.
I`m a member of the RST maybe you should have a clue who i am before you make cretinous stereotyped remarks eh. I`m working class.
do you think Scots with Irish descent should go back to Ireland?
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.Post 21 Middle "class wanks in the RST". Good fun this picking up on things isn`t it.
I suggest you actually find out what the people who sing it mean then. Unlike the middle-class wanks in the RST some of them are quite open about they they sing it, and it's an anti-Irish song pure and simple.