Bheast FC and their lap of honour

[Courtyard Bear 41,357]

Would happily not have them back inside Ibrox ever again. 

Would even go further and not let any of their board or staff into Ibrox and the team would only be allowed to go from the bus to the dressing room and straight back out the same way after the game. 

Why we pander to these peado harbouring republican cunts is beyond me. 

[gmcf 34,342]

42 minutes ago, plumbGER said:

Not saying it won't sell out mate, of course it will, but as a spectacle it kills it for neutrals wanting to watch and have the blood and thunder of the fans imo.

Don't think I have ever watched an Ajax v Feyenoord game or any Argentinian derbies, used to watch El Classicos and the atmosphere was pathetic due to next to no away fans.

I'm gonna disagree as well mate . The atmosphere we've had on European nights are some of the best atmospheres there has been , with barely any opposition fan . 

 

[King Jela 20,411]

Big, bad Rangers fans yet again. ‘knocking over wheelchair users’ fuck right off 🙄 absolutely anything to tarnish our name, true or otherwise. 

Definetely fearing the after match celebrations when we pump them on the 29th. Tarrier bastards. 

[plumbGER 24,518]

14 minutes ago, gmcf said:

I'm gonna disagree as well mate . The atmosphere we've had on European nights are some of the best atmospheres there has been , with barely any opposition fan . 

 

That's fine if you want to disagree, your choice mate. I'm  not saying there won't be an atmosphere, of course there will, but I think less people would be interested abroad if we take the fan rivalry out the fixture. The 90 minutes sheer hatred is what made the game what it is.

All imo though.

[OhW 4,669]

If we beat them in the next old firm game I don't think we should gloat or over-celebrate; we won't have won anything yet.

[coopsleftboot 5,512]

3 minutes ago, OhW said:

If we beat them in the next old firm game I don't think we should gloat or over-celebrate; we won't have won anything yet.

Agreed.  Warm handshakes all round, a wave to the main stand and straight down the tunnel.

[ForeverAndEver 71,677]

I’d be surprised if it’s even a good atmosphere after the first five minutes against the Tarriers in all honesty

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,815]

18 minutes ago, OhW said:

If we beat them in the next old firm game I don't think we should gloat or over-celebrate; we won't have won anything yet.

I agree. I won't be. Subway loyal, getting clear before the hordes regardless of opponent or score. 

[Blue Nosed Babe 20,812]

3 hours ago, Junior Soprano said:

December the 29th mate. I’ll be doing the slosh on the stairs of the Copland front.

Gie's all a wave!!!!

[gmcf 34,342]

21 minutes ago, plumbGER said:

That's fine if you want to disagree, your choice mate. I'm  not saying there won't be an atmosphere, of course there will, but I think less people would be interested abroad if we take the fan rivalry out the fixture. The 90 minutes sheer hatred is what made the game what it is.

All imo though.

It's the fan rivalry on the tv that I'm glad we've reduced them to 800 tickets .

There was a very good post on FF ( yes , I know ) which goes into this in some depth . A lot of clubs , including the tarriers ,  hide opposing fans out of the way where they are seldom seen on tv . Not only does this give out the false perception of  them being the ' greater ' club to the neutral viewer , but it also gives their fan base almost total coverage . So I'm not convinced that the viewer gets to see the fan rivalry that you think . 

Throw in the fact that our goalkeeper will be in a hostile environment in every minute of two games , compared to 50 / 50 at Ibrox and you can see we are handing them a sporting advantage .

I wish I could say it's all my opinion , but it's stolen  

 

[plumbGER 24,518]

22 minutes ago, gmcf said:

It's the fan rivalry on the tv that I'm glad we've reduced them to 800 tickets .

There was a very good post on FF ( yes , I know ) which goes into this in some depth . A lot of clubs , including the tarriers ,  hide opposing fans out of the way where they are seldom seen on tv . Not only does this give out the false perception of  them being the ' greater ' club to the neutral viewer , but it also gives their fan base almost total coverage . So I'm not convinced that the viewer gets to see the fan rivalry that you think . 

Throw in the fact that our goalkeeper will be in a hostile environment in every minute of two games , compared to 50 / 50 at Ibrox and you can see we are handing them a sporting advantage .

I wish I could say it's all my opinion , but it's stolen  

 

They do hide us out the way, that bugs me as well but we always make ourselves heard on TV and it certainly adds to the occasion whether we win or lose as both fans try to out sing one another raising the tension in the stadium. That last game at the piggery was as flat as fuck, we even heard the 800 bears at some points during the match despite having very little to cheer about. So it's not just about being visible on TV for me, it's about the whole occasion put together and the rivalry is what makes it. How good is it having 7 or 8 thousand Bears singing at the piggery as we win? It's amazing. No doubt they say the same about coming to Ibrox but it's also great giving them it stinking from 3 sides and seeing the look on their faces as we pump them.

The thing about the goalkeeper I'm a bit meh about, it's a valid point and Wes has struggled immensely with it but a strong keeper should be able to use that hostility to spur him on to do better.

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,815]

A huge positive for me in threads like this one is that more bears, most bears, really now see the bigger picture.

All the bias, manipulation, scum influence etc that turn situations in their favour and / or against us. It's what we're up against, as a club and community, be it football authorities, msm, refs, other clubs, politicians. No parity, a hatred for Rangers and PUL.

Its a huge battle we face. Winning on the pitch is part of it but there's so much against us off the field it's going to be a long haul fight to get treated fairly. If ever again.

That's why I detest it when we're not tackling things head on, front and centre, instead playing by queensbury rules when others are playing dirty.

The scum peado ring should be in Bears Den to get maximum exposure to all Bears (you better believe 'Sevco' admin was in every other club's main forums). Demanding the Board take action at the AGM re scum peado ring must happen (scum did so at theirs against us, their board wrote to UEFA etc). Refereeing bias must be challenged each and every time (there simply is bias, it's beyond incompetence). Tthe press / scum politicians should be challenged by the club and support every time they attack the club / fans.

I could post this in multiple threads,it's just good to see better awareness. Next step is knowing collectively how to fight back, and doing it.

Rant over.

[scottyscott1963 18,430]

For me personally,this seems to be a watershed moment,and hopefully the last time we have these scabby bastards at Ibrox.
If you had neighbours like them,living next to you and you invited them into your home,then I can assure you that their last invitation would have been 25 years ago when they trashed the place.
These mutant bastards should not now or ever,be allowed to mix with decent people.
FUCK THEM.

[6superbarry6 14,162]

Be quite happy if none of the rancid fenian bastards set foot in Ibrox ever again tbh fuck them and ban their fucking directors while we’re at it wean raping degenerate scabby manky repugnant fenian bastards the lot of them 

[2nd Flute 14,036]

I get the atmosphere thing, many on here will remember the old Rangers end at Parkhead, fuckin class!

[gmcf 34,342]

9 minutes ago, plumbGER said:

They do hide us out the way, that bugs me as well but we always make ourselves heard on TV and it certainly adds to the occasion whether we win or lose as both fans try to out sing one another raising the tension in the stadium. That last game at the piggery was as flat as fuck, we even heard the 800 bears at some points during the match despite having very little to cheer about. So it's not just about being visible on TV for me, it's about the whole occasion put together and the rivalry is what makes it. How good is it having 7 or 8 thousand Bears singing at the piggery as we win? It's amazing. No doubt they say the same about coming to Ibrox but it's also great giving them it stinking from 3 sides and seeing the look on their faces as we pump them.

The thing about the goalkeeper I'm a bit meh about, it's a valid point and Wes has struggled immensely with it but a strong keeper should be able to use that hostility to spur him on to do better.

Yeah , I used to prefer the games there , as opposed to Ibrox , because of the singing . There was something about going there and ramming it up them . I'm not convinced however , that unless you knew what it's about , you would know who was who to any neutrals outside Scotland . All they would see at parkhead is it filled with tarriers , and an end full of them at Ibrox . 

I think the goalkeeper point is valid . We are disadvantaging ourselves by not making our home games as hostile as possible to our opponents , and if it's a close run league it could make the difference . Like I say , our goalkeepers face both halfs ,  in both away games , in an hostile environment . It's about time we gave ourselves that advantage too , by putting them under that same pressure . 

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,815]

Just now, 2nd Flute said:

I get the atmosphere thing, many on here will remember the old Rangers end at Parkhead, fuckin class!

Young bucks haven't a clue mate.

[plumbGER 24,518]

1 minute ago, 2nd Flute said:

I get the atmosphere thing, many on here will remember the old Rangers end at Parkhead, fuckin class!

And I get where others are coming from mate and there is merit in it, from a personal point of view I wanted the same and for the club to cut their allocation. But if you take a step back and try to look at it from a different perspective you would see how a total ban would affect the fixture and the drama that goes with it.

[2nd Flute 14,036]

3 minutes ago, SeparateEntityMyArse said:

Young bucks haven't a clue mate.

Sitting greetin thinking of those days ,, play with the band, then off to the game, the Rangers end, fuckin amazing. 

[2nd Flute 14,036]

2 minutes ago, plumbGER said:

And I get where others are coming from mate and there is merit in it, from a personal point of view I wanted the same and for the club to cut their allocation. But if you take a step back and try to look at it from a different perspective you would see how a total ban would affect the fixture and the drama that goes with it.

Definitely mate, spot on 👍

[Bigsasasfloppyhair 13,310]

If it went to only home support I’d back it, but some of my best memories have come at parkhead in the away end.

Singing your heart out, going wild when we score, it’s just amazing supporting your team and beating them on their own patch. 

The young fans could miss out on those amazing days and memories.

[ForeverAndEver 71,677]

The cut was stupid imo, even worse was how big the cut was

[harlands plater 16,990]

13 minutes ago, 2nd Flute said:

I get the atmosphere thing, many on here will remember the old Rangers end at Parkhead, fuckin class!

The whole thing was exhilarating, train to Bridgeton Central and thousands of Bears walking up London Road, an army behind enemy lines. I still remember the Alex Miller game in 1980, the berserk celebrations in their mhidden, the triumphant march back to Bridgeton then partying in the city centre afterwards.

[plumbGER 24,518]

16 minutes ago, gmcf said:

Yeah , I used to prefer the games there , as opposed to Ibrox , because of the singing . There was something about going there and ramming it up them . I'm not convinced however , that unless you knew what it's about , you would know who was who to any neutrals outside Scotland . All they would see at parkhead is it filled with tarriers , and an end full of them at Ibrox . 

I think the goalkeeper point is valid . We are disadvantaging ourselves by not making our home games as hostile as possible to our opponents , and if it's a close run league it could make the difference . Like I say , our goalkeepers face both halfs ,  in both away games , in an hostile environment . It's about time we gave ourselves that advantage too , by putting them under that same pressure . 

I take your point about us being hidden away when we go there, I'd much prefer if we had a section behind the goals and think it would promote a better product. But I have to disagree that neutrals wouldn't know what the fixture was about, we are described around Europe as the Protestants of Scotland

We had a thread on here just last week full of people moaning about the shit tv deal we got, if we kill off this fixture I can only see it getting worse when we are negotiating to sell the rights to the games abroad.

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,815]

12 minutes ago, 2nd Flute said:

Sitting greetin thinking of those days ,, play with the band, then off to the game, the Rangers end, fuckin amazing. 

Buying scum and tickets and walking down to the front of the jungle an hour plus before kick off, steward getting shown the hidden Rangers scarves, getting walked pitchside to our end giving it🖕to the scum 😂.

The warmness of some cunts piss on the leg. The carry outs getting tanned. Standing above stairwell entrances as I was so wee it was the only place I could see the game. Ducking empty bottles launched from behind.

And the 15K plus of us giving it "ALTOGETHER NOW....".  

Good times.