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just asking opinions...

No

No, because I'm Irish and Catholic.

I have.
why you asking??

no. 'cos they are cunts  :-))(

Yes cos I am protestant

do you come from Glasgow?

I do. I don't get what this all has to do with religion. as far is i'm concerned, I'm an Atheist.

I llike Rangers, hate Celtic. I'd love it if they won the league but I think it'll probably be Celtic. :(

Theres never been a team like the Glasgow Rangers.

They are the only fans in Britain who regularly sing God save the Queen. Awesome support.

and thats a good thing? i take it you have have never had to pay customs and excise? it gives me a glow inside knowing that the thousands of pounds i hand over helps keep that pampered bitch in the life she is accustomed too.

Nope, both old firm teams are a bunch of cheating scumbags who get all the decisions for them. Last week at Tynecastle, Steven Pressley was brought down in the last minute and was subsequently sent off for having the cheek to be fouled by a Celtic player. On that decision, Celtic will now win the league.

Come on Rangers (at Hibs) and Aberdeen (albeit at home against the jambos!) today, a six goal swing is needed to deny the Hibs scum a European place!! :mrgreen:

Down to the religious aspects of the rivalry I prefer Rangers.
They've got a nicer kit aswell.

Come on the St Johnstones!

I have a hat 8)

Full respect to the Gers. Any Brit protestant should respect them to. Celtic are a bunch of IRA supporting, fenian bastards.

Out of the two I prefer Celtic, but I don't really care

no particular preference.

Fuck the queen, and fuck the IRA.

Anyone who slags off the Queen is unpatriotic. FACT.

Mex, why are customs any different to any other taxes? No Iv never had to pay customs, and Im not bothered if I do because Im not a smuggler. Im happy with my country. And yes I suppose Its does make me feel glad that you have to pay, as it does with all tax exiles.  :ha:

British by the grace of God.

Not a chance, I love my country.   I'm not really for abolishing the royal family either, but you won't catch me sing GSTQ.  Shit song as well, change it to Jerusalem.


Anyone on here been to Northern Ireland?  All the young people I met there couldn't give a flying fuck about politics, although it has to be said they didn't come from the Belfast slums.

Shes the head of state. Woven into the very fabric of our nation. Like it or leave it.  :roll:

Anyone see that the Argies might try it on in the Falklands again? Let em come. :mooney:

So is cutting the King's head off.

I will give you one thing. I would support Jerusalem being sung as an English national anthem (even if it does remind me of Vauxhall adverts), reserving GSTQ to British events only (and Northern Ireland  :mrgreen: ).

Got a mate who went to Scotland V England, Hampden Park 99 and he said that the booing of GSTQ was so loud that even if you wanted to sing the national anthem you couldnt because you couldnt even hear the person next to you. Its wrong to bring the loyalism issue into provincial football. Either everyone should sing GSTQ or we should have four separate anthems.

Or we could have a British football team. http://67.18.37.16/525/186/emo/fing32.gifhttp://67.18.37.16/525/186/emo/run.gif

or we could just ditch national anthems all together.

Don't like GSTQ, but Jerusalem is just as shit.

I think we should all dance around like crazy monkeys to the tune of the MOTD theme tune. That would be best

i quite enjoy singing GSTQ at football, its almost like a minutes silence, gets the crowd going a bit

YES! 2-1 Motherwell! COME ON RANGERS!

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! Rangers champions! Hurrah! :beers:  :beers:

Is there a team you don't 'follow' just wondering?

It's more hating Celtic, I hate a lot of teams, if it was Hibs or Celtic who had a chance on the last day, I'd be just as happy if Hibs won it and Celtic didn't.

Also I don't really like any teams much outside of Britain. (Aside from AS Port-Louis 2000 and Dhaka Wanderers.)

 I've been to Belfast and other parts of NI, on several occasions at the height of the troubles....haven't been for a few years mind, so couldn't say what the atmosphere is like now.

  I hate that edgy paranoia you get when you know the territory is dodgy, and you wonder if you're in the wrong place....

In certain pubs I did wonder if I was in the right place, and in fact I was warned not to mention the south.  The loyalists love you though, a group of women were trying to get me to go out with their daughters, and then they gave me a load of free food and drink.  

The red, white and blue paving stones, and the murals were very strange to see in real life.