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By .Williamson. · Posted
Nah. Sectarianism isn’t really a thing in the league here. You’ll hear sections of Linfield and Cliftonville’s supports booing their own fans if they start singing loyalist or republican songs at games. One of the main issues some Linfield fans have with their ultra section Blue Unity is they’ve tried introducing loyalists songs more often at games If anything you’d have seen more bother between Linfield and Glentoran in recent times and they’re both predominantly Protestant/Unionist supports Glasgow almost seems far more wrapped up in the Protestant/Catholic thing than we are now because of the two football clubs keeping it relevant -
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