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Maybe being on the opposite side opened his eyes to a reality closer to the truth than portrayed by the uber downtrodden hence his continuing love for Rangers.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Maybe being on the opposite side opened his eyes to a reality closer to the truth than portrayed by the uber downtrodden hence his continuing love for Rangers.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Maybe being on the opposite side opened his eyes to a reality closer to the truth than portrayed by the uber downtrodden hence his continuing love for Rangers.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Great words from a brilliant guy! When he left, it would have been so easy for him to slip his allegiances back to the cabal. He hasn't though, he's treated us with dignity and respect. I love the fact he's also highlighted other clubs (Hibs & Hearts to name but two) are guilty in all this as well. I hope it's the start of many ex players speaking out! 

McCann is an absolute class act. Gerrard talks so highly of him, I’d not be surprised should be be someone that joins the coaching set-up in some capacity.
Not just that, I would welcome it. Love the guy.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

As I said on the other thread, it took a bit of courage to come out with all that and not long since he lost his father.
There can be no denial of what Neil said, but he will be hated even more by the scumbags for telling the truth. 
I love the guy for what he is all about. He calls it, as he sees it. He is what they can never be. A man of substance, dignity and integrity.
 

The catholics were the bigots for threatening catholics and their families if they signed for Rangers

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

And here  lies the sheer irony and hypocrisy of these bastards 👌

Rangers were the bigots for not signing Catholics but when we did the ones doing the complaining are the same ones abusing Catholics for signing for us.

Neil McCann has lifted the lid on the sectarian abuse he was subjected to on the day Dundee and celtic paid tribute to his late father.
His dad Eddie passed away at the end of 2017 and both teams held a minute's applause for Eddie McCann before the Hoops' 2-0 win in the Boxing Day fixture.
But McCann has revealed he was STILL subjected to vile taunts from celtic supporters at Dens Park during the contest and has suffered since the day he joined Rangers.
Sectarian abuse is a hot topic in Scottish football with Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke and striker Kris Boyd victims of disgusting chants over the past eight days.
Clarke and Boyd put on a united front at a press conference last week and Rangers boss Steven Gerrard and chairman Dave King strongly spoke out against the perpetrators and believe there is no place in Scottish football for such behaviour.
The former Scotland international, who is a Catholic, believes he has always been a target for abuse because of his religion and the team he played for.
McCann, who won nine trophies during his time at Ibrox, admits now is the time for things to change once and for all.
The former Dens Park boss told BBC Sportsound: "Being Catholic and signing for Rangers was a big story.
"It wasn't just myself but my family were subjected to lots of abuse. It is unacceptable, it's totally unacceptable.
"I grew to ignore it and to be honest it's water off a duck's back, it doesn't bother me.
"But now we are in a situation in life where people are not ignoring it anymore. That goes for sexual orientation, gender and race.
"People are now saying 'enough is enough'.
"Now I've been subjected to all sorts and some of the shouts which have come off the back of it are pretty despicable and shouldn't happen - they have no place in the game of football and no place in the general public.
"There's not much you can do about it, it's difficult to turn when you're out with family - that's when it becomes beyond personal.
"That's when it hurts when you're with a member of your family, especially your children.
"Even when we held a minute's applause when my father passed away, we were playing celtic on BT Sport.
"I was subjected to the exact same song that Steve Clarke got when celtic scored their first goal.
"That happened then and nothing was said about it."
McCann admits despicable chants and taunts have followed him throughout his career but says the abuse hasn't been limited to just celtic supporters.
He added: "It's not just one club here, it's not just two clubs - it happens at other clubs as well.
I've been called 'the H**' and an 'orange b******' and all the rest of it and I'm Catholic.
"When I played football I had no interest whatsoever in the religious set-up or anybody's ideas or gripes.
"I went to play football and chose to play for Glasgow Rangers and it was a huge honour to play for such a prestigious club.
"I have everything - I remember saying at the time I wasn't a Rangers fan when I signed but from that onwards I would become one because when someone is paying you to play for them then you give everything for that team.
"I would like to think the abuse that I take is purely for that fact that I have gone to Rangers, and I'm talking about celtic fans directly, because I'm a Catholic and played for Rangers and I have some right that I shouldn't sign for that club and further my career.

He does seem quite bitter,must have went to a non denominational school.

I'd say the goalie is the disgrace