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Sectarian row chief married

to Celtic fan

Published: 16 April 2011

The head of the anti-racism

watchdog that has

provided evidence of

sectarianism which could

lead to Rangers having to

shut Ibrox for European ties is married to an ardent

Celtic fan, it has been

revealed.

Piara Powar, the executive

director of the Football

Against Racism in Europe

(FARE) network, is the

husband of Aasmah Mir, the

BBC broadcaster who has described herself as an

enthusiastic Celtic supporter.

Last week, Powar was

forced to defend his

organisation against claims

that an orchestrated

campaign had been waged

against Rangers, which had resulted in the charges of

sectarian singing being

brought against the Ibrox

club. It has now emerged that

Powar's Glaswegian wife

has been reported as

declaring herself

"passionate" about Rangers'

Old Firm rivals, Celtic. And in a past interview, Mir,

a presenter on BBC Radio 5

live Drive who was brought

up in Bearsden, has been

quoted as saying that she

could "never" support Rangers, because she

remembered men in the

club's shirts handing out BNP

leaflets when she was at

school'.

This is a 'doctored' version of her interview.

In the original she was simply asked what team do you support?

A simple name of said team would have seemed the obvious answer,but no, she chooses to give her 'reasons' why she could never support Rangers.

No explanation of why Partick Thistle were given the elbow.

I have checked on-line Scottish news records and can find no mention of any such incident.

She offers no evidence to support her claim.

I suggest that two men in Rangers tops handing out BNP leaflets outside a school would have been newsworthy.

What is happening to us now is not new,it's just worse.

It's a creeping disease that has been going on for many years.

Some just refuse to accept it,still.

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When you can label a stall that is about the beginning of a football club, no more--no less, as bigoted and be taken seriously; you know there is something very much amiss.

This....totally agree... This is the sort of behaviour that once given some sort of political sanction as has happened in our case is very dangerous. What next? Kristallnacht!!

The story of the Founders Trail and The Gibson Street market leaves me feeling very uneasy about the state of our democracy in this country.

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Ibrox shut for European ties, who'd actually let that happen? There's far worse things than sectarianism in football grounds. Take Millwall for example; Scrapping with each other and the Police, and then there's all the hooliganism before & after matches.

A bit of singing is being shot down. Pssh fuck off wanker. Married a tim now he's caught the anti-rangers agenda.

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I've heard her old man Tariq Mir owns Boulevard Self Drive at Drumchapel roundabout.

How many years have they taken good cash from Rangers fans to pay for their fancy wee hoose in Bearsden?

Maybe Rangers fans needing to hire a van will think about going elsewhere.

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Has she mentioned the Scum singing sectarian songs against Juventus in Italy i see fuck all has happened to them :wanker:

Shhhhh or you will offend the minorities and get in trouble with FOCUS. How dare you suggest that they are treated the same as us.

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Seriously, would you expect anything else? It's all about The Rangers!

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Sectarian row chief married

to Celtic fan

Published: 16 April 2011

The head of the anti-racism

watchdog that has

provided evidence of

sectarianism which could

lead to Rangers having to

shut Ibrox for European ties is married to an ardent

Celtic fan, it has been

revealed.

Piara Powar, the executive

director of the Football

Against Racism in Europe

(FARE) network, is the

husband of Aasmah Mir, the

BBC broadcaster who has described herself as an

enthusiastic Celtic supporter.

Last week, Powar was

forced to defend his

organisation against claims

that an orchestrated

campaign had been waged

against Rangers, which had resulted in the charges of

sectarian singing being

brought against the Ibrox

club. It has now emerged that

Powar's Glaswegian wife

has been reported as

declaring herself

"passionate" about Rangers'

Old Firm rivals, Celtic. And in a past interview, Mir,

a presenter on BBC Radio 5

live Drive who was brought

up in Bearsden, has been

quoted as saying that she

could "never" support Rangers, because she

remembered men in the

club's shirts handing out BNP

leaflets when she was at

school'.

This is a 'doctored' version of her interview.

In the original she was simply asked what team do you support?

A simple name of said team would have seemed the obvious answer,but no, she chooses to give her 'reasons' why she could never support Rangers.

No explanation of why Partick Thistle were given the elbow.

I have checked on-line Scottish news records and can find no mention of any such incident.

She offers no evidence to support her claim.

I suggest that two men in Rangers tops handing out BNP leaflets outside a school would have been newsworthy.

What is happening to us now is not new,it's just worse.

It's a creeping disease that has been going on for many years.

Some just refuse to accept it,still.

I got slaughtered for my post about Ethnic Cleansing,this is all part and parcel.The big picture is it is an all out assault on our culture and i am posative it will be traced back to Rome.

What other country would allow 1/5th of its population,and all from immigrant decent,to have the upper hand in all walks of life.Media,Unions,Lawyers.etc.We have sat back and allowed this to happen.O and by the way one thing i am not is a BNP fan.They are too extreme for my liking.

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