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    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    But thats not it we have another band too which is called Orange and blue F.B. that has 30 fluters 8 drummers, we join together on good occasions.

    The Orange And And Blue Flute Band Auld Boys was formed on the bases of our band was formed 25 years ago thats the 25 years of band members,

    but the Orange and blue is the young boys. (tu)

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    mebe i posted this in the wrong thread, i should have posted it in here to show how passionate us Northern Ireland supporters are.

    ALTHOUGH THIS IS A FENIEN VIDEO BUT THIS WAS OUR BANDS SUPPORTERS JUST PASSING THOUGH THE DIAMOND IN LONDONDERRY, TURN THE SOUND DOWN UNTIL 3.55 IM IN IT BUT NOT POINTING TO ME. WE JUST WON THE LEAGUE HINTS CHAMPIONS, IT TURNS INTO A VIDEO AT 3.55 SO DON'T WORRY THE BONCEY AT THE END. NO SURRENDER I REPEAT AGAIN FORWARD THIS ON UNTIL 3.55

    Good video mate :clap: can i ask what band your in if any? (tu)

    Pride Of The Orange And Blue auld boys Newbuildings Londonderry, theres 15 drummers and 40 fluters.

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    mebe i posted this in the wrong thread, i should have posted it in here to show how passionate us Northern Ireland supporters are.

    ALTHOUGH THIS IS A FENIEN VIDEO BUT THIS WAS OUR BANDS SUPPORTERS JUST PASSING THOUGH THE DIAMOND IN LONDONDERRY, TURN THE SOUND DOWN UNTIL 3.55 IM IN IT BUT NOT POINTING TO ME. WE JUST WON THE LEAGUE HINTS CHAMPIONS, IT TURNS INTO A VIDEO AT 3.55 SO DON'T WORRY THE BONCEY AT THE END. NO SURRENDER I REPEAT AGAIN FORWARD THIS ON UNTIL 3.55

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    Well since we are getting all phylosophical in this thread remember we are the forefathers of future generations and we set the tone for what they look back and hold dear - all sense of belonging has a foot in the past but all generations move those beliefs along. To purely cling to the past without recognising and adapting to changes in society, without that adaption, even empires die out. While looking at the past what future do you want to set for our future generations?

    To be proud of all our Protestant traditions and culture, and to never forget all our fans who educted their children to carry on with our traditions.I have already educated my sons and grandchildren to make sure our traditions are never forgotten.

    I'm not protestant, but love the tradition's and culture of rangers football club :praise:

    Well thats different (tu) what are you.?

    Don't want to say :blush:

    Why?it's Rangers supporter your with,not septic ones.We all know what they are capable of!

    fair enough, I'm catholic.

    ARE YOU BRITISH ???????????

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    Great article. As an Ulster bear myself it was a great read - though I have cheated as I now live in England, only 2 hours from the ground pipeb.gif

    But I always remember the time that I travelled from Belfast for the game against Villareal a few years back. I got the 12.20 boat from Belfast to Stranraer, and we had taken over the entire boat! I dont think there was a single person on that journey who wasn't going to the game! The only people with no Rangers gear on were the ones who were working for stena. It was incredible! laugh.gif

    Was there mate, that was one hell of journey loved every minute of it.

    But there where loads of other stena Rangers rides we have had fucking brilliant. 00000042.gif

    They had to bring the police even on one time as i recall the smeltic cunts where there too not many of them though but enough to cause a stir with us.

    (tu) (tu)

    My only complaint was the queue for the burger king on the boat was the longest I've ever seen it. I was starving.

    :lol: same here :lol:

    Sash Bash?

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    ALTHOUGH THIS IS A FENIEN VIDEO BUT THIS WAS OUR BANDS SUPPORTERS JUST PASSING THOUGH THE DIAMOND IN LONDONDERRY, TURN THE SOUND DOWN UNTIL 3.55 IM IN IT BUT NOT POINTING TO ME. WE JUST WON THE LEAGUE HINTS CHAMPIONS, IT TURNS INTO A VIDEO AT 3.55 SO DON'T WORRY THE BONCEY AT THE END. NO SURRENDER

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    Great article. As an Ulster bear myself it was a great read - though I have cheated as I now live in England, only 2 hours from the ground :pipe:

    But I always remember the time that I travelled from Belfast for the game against Villareal a few years back. I got the 12.20 boat from Belfast to Stranraer, and we had taken over the entire boat! I dont think there was a single person on that journey who wasn't going to the game! The only people with no Rangers gear on were the ones who were working for stena. It was incredible! :lol:

    Was there mate, that was one hell of journey loved every minute of it.

    But there where loads of other stena Rangers rides we have had fucking brilliant. (tu)

    They had to bring the police even on one time as i recall the smeltic cunts where there too not many of them though but enough to cause a stir with us.

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    Well said, I have so much repect for the guys who come over from Ulster every other week for games. The hassle of getting to Ibrox not to mention the cost would put off many people but all credit to those who do come.

    same mate, that's real commitment :praise:

    fucking legends

    Its our livelihood no need for praise, id probably speak for all us Ulster men "ITS IN OUR BLOOD".

    To my Ulster Brethern...

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    <p style="text-align: justify;">Im always cautious about starting such a thread. Having a great grandfather who was a signatory to the Ulster Covenant..means that I am likely to be less than objective when it comes to all things Ulster. Being anything other than objective is the cardinal sin for any writer. But hey....rules are meant to be broken are they not ?

    For those of you who have graced these boards for some time you will be well aware of my various writings on the subject of Rangers and Ulster...or to be more accurate Scotland and Ulster.

    View the full article

    We love you forever more, ULSTER IS RANGERS, RANGERS LOVES ULSTER. (tu)

    To my Ulster Brethern..

    in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom

    Posted

    Well since we are getting all phylosophical in this thread remember we are the forefathers of future generations and we set the tone for what they look back and hold dear - all sense of belonging has a foot in the past but all generations move those beliefs along. To purely cling to the past without recognising and adapting to changes in society, without that adaption, even empires die out. While looking at the past what future do you want to set for our future generations?

    To be proud of all our Protestant traditions and culture, and to never forget all our fans who educted their children to carry on with our traditions.I have already educated my sons and grandchildren to make sure our traditions are never forgotten.

    I'm not protestant, but love the tradition's and culture of rangers football club :praise:

    Well thats different (tu) what are you.?

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