Club Statement

[graeme_4 34,527]

5 minutes ago, GersInCanada said:

The club are in no way responsible for anything that occurs in the city centre.

I still think that the audio has been dubbed over the video. Not like they don't have previous for that kind of behaviour. 

Storm in a tea cup springs to mind. 

Correct, they aren’t. 

However, they don’t want people who commit crimes, act in a sectarian / racist manner or embarrass the club in the stadium anymore. 

They can’t be any clearer about it. 

[RFC55 108,930]

Just now, graeme_4 said:

Correct, they aren’t. 

However, they don’t want people who commit crimes, act in a sectarian / racist manner or embarrass the club in the stadium anymore. 

They can’t be any clearer about it. 

Is it any crimes we are on about here?

[graeme_4 34,527]

Just now, RFC55 said:

Is it any crimes we are on about here?

There’s been guys arrested / cautioned for the Kyogo bus incident last week, and the club said they’re working with police to identify those singing the famine song. That song was also classed as racist by the law makers a number of years ago. 

So, I’d assume yes.

[NorthernLights 2,526]

Nobody actually cares about the songs. They just care about the reaction they can have to the songs 

[RFC55 108,930]

2 minutes ago, graeme_4 said:

There’s been guys arrested / cautioned for the Kyogo bus incident last week, and the club said they’re working with police to identify those singing the famine song. That song was also classed as racist by the law makers a number of years ago. 

So, I’d assume yes.

I'm asking if it's any crime that Rangers don't want fans being associated with?

If the guy goes shoplifting and the papers report he's a Rangers fan and it turns out he's a ST holder should he be binned?

Or is it a case a crimes committed on the day of a game where you may or may not be going to a game?

 

[ForeverAndEver 71,490]

12 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

Yes.

It's meant as a pisstake. The famine didn't only effect Catholics and nor was it only Catholics who came here. No matter how much they go on about it. Rangers fans and we'll known loyalist leaning groups donated to a famine memorial ffs.

Its basically a song saying if you hate here that much then the famine is now over so you can go "home" to Ireland.

It's taking the piss out of cunts from castlemilk who think that Donegal is their spiritual home.

 

Shat it to @ me imo

[RFC55 108,930]

Just now, ForeverAndEver said:

Shat it to @ me imo

What?

[BridgeIsBlue 66,606]

8 minutes ago, graeme_4 said:

Correct, they aren’t. 

However, they don’t want people who commit crimes, act in a sectarian / racist manner or embarrass the club in the stadium anymore. 

They can’t be any clearer about it. 

If a guy kicks a giraffe to death wearing Rangers shinguards do the club need to apologise for it? 

[graeme_4 34,527]

1 minute ago, BridgeIsBlue said:

If a guy kicks a giraffe to death wearing Rangers shinguards do the club need to apologise for it? 

Probably not no. If they did it whilst singing an ‘anti catholic racist’ song on the way to the game, then maybe. 

I’m not saying I agree with it, but it’s the reality. 

[graeme_4 34,527]

3 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

I'm asking if it's any crime that Rangers don't want fans being associated with?

If the guy goes shoplifting and the papers report he's a Rangers fan and it turns out he's a ST holder should he be binned?

Or is it a case a crimes committed on the day of a game where you may or may not be going to a game?

 

You’d have to ask Rangers to be honest.

Maybe is the answer, depends how closely / loosely linked the crime is to Rangers and the match day (rightly or wrongly). 

[RFC55 108,930]

Just now, graeme_4 said:

You’d have to ask Rangers to be honest.

Maybe is the answer, depends how closely / loosely linked the crime is to Rangers and the match day (rightly or wrongly). 

So we should have a disclosure to get our season ticket?

 

[Perth_Campsie_Ger 17,996]

8 minutes ago, graeme_4 said:

There’s been guys arrested / cautioned for the Kyogo bus incident last week, and the club said they’re working with police to identify those singing the famine song. That song was also classed as racist by the law makers a number of years ago. 

So, I’d assume yes.

By lawmakers do you mean the SNP instigated that it should be classed as racist?

[graeme_4 34,527]

2 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

So we should have a disclosure to get our season ticket?

 

Wouldn’t bother me as I’ve nothing to disclose. 

[graeme_4 34,527]

2 minutes ago, Perth_Campsie_Ger said:

By lawmakers do you mean the SNP instigated that it should be classed as racist?

Don’t know. Sure it was 10 years ago, so probably. 

[Colin Traive 22,775]

18 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

Yes.

It's meant as a pisstake. The famine didn't only effect Catholics and nor was it only Catholics who came here. No matter how much they go on about it. Rangers fans and we'll known loyalist leaning groups donated to a famine memorial ffs.

Its basically a song saying if you hate here that much then the famine is now over so you can go "home" to Ireland.

It's taking the piss out of cunts from castlemilk who think that Donegal is their spiritual home.

 

The song is fuelled by the the anti-British hatred of the scum support.

They support the cowardly IRA, despise our monarch, have nothing but contempt for this country’s traditions and spit on our flag.

Quite simply, they hate it here. Hence the message “if you’re so miserable, they why stay?”

The nearest most have ever got to Ireland is fucking Ardrossan.

[GersInCanada 7,775]

It may just be the sceptic in me but I don't think that anything would have said if we had lost on Sunday. It's nothing more than their usual reaction to a defeat. 

[SIRB_72 4,000]

I'm not arguing the right or wrongs of singing this type of song. 

However, there is not a fucking chance we'd be hearing about this if the result was a draw or a Rangers defeat.

 

[RFC55 108,930]

7 minutes ago, graeme_4 said:

Wouldn’t bother me as I’ve nothing to disclose. 

So anyone with say a fight in the town who is a Rangers fan could potentially have caused shame to Rangers so should be banned?

Gee yersel a shake mate ffs.

Cunts can get a PVG with previous convictions and your going on about people who potentially commit a crime which has fuck all to do with Rangers being banned from attending games

[Prso's headband 35,456]

Catholics aren’t a race btw, tell a lie often enough and all that. Dornan, Stewart and Yousaf all players in the SNP are succeeding in making out sectarianism is a one way street and that anti-Catholic racism is a thing, which it isn’t, it’s part of the wider societal issues of sectarianism. 

[Bigdave30 8,701]

12 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

So anyone with say a fight in the town who is a Rangers fan could potentially have caused shame to Rangers so should be banned?

Gee yersel a shake mate ffs.

Cunts can get a PVG with previous convictions and your going on about people who potentially commit a crime which has fuck all to do with Rangers being banned from attending games

Being a registered sex offender doesn’t bar you from employment at the chamber of secrets yet we are to believe that singing naughty songs should bar you from entry to Ibrox for life.

[graeme_4 34,527]

19 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

So anyone with say a fight in the town who is a Rangers fan could potentially have caused shame to Rangers so should be banned?

Gee yersel a shake mate ffs.

Cunts can get a PVG with previous convictions and your going on about people who potentially commit a crime which has fuck all to do with Rangers being banned from attending games

I’m not going on about anything or asking for it. You’re bringing it up, I just said it wouldn’t bother me.

Take your faux outrage / grievance elsewhere. 

[ForeverAndEver 71,490]

33 minutes ago, RFC55 said:

What?

Castlemilk part  I’m taking the piss

[KeyserSoze 14,544]

44 minutes ago, They Gnu said:

Absolutely, the famine was in the mid 19th century and the famine song is a satirical piss take about the plastic paddies in Scotland. 

Ffs

24 minutes ago, Colin Traive said:

The song is fuelled by the the anti-British hatred of the scum support.

They support the cowardly IRA, despise our monarch, have nothing but contempt for this country’s traditions and spit on our flag.

Quite simply, they hate it here. Hence the message “if you’re so miserable, they why stay?”

The nearest most have ever got to Ireland is fucking Ardrossan.

What are the lyrics, could you post them please 

 

 

[Colin Traive 22,775]

2 minutes ago, KeyserSoze said:

Ffs

What are the lyrics, could you post them please 

You know them as well as I do.

What’s your point, caller?

[STEPPS BOY 73,916]

Did the tarriers have to apologise for the Goon Brigade attacking pubs in Gorgie before they ended up getting leathered.

Were does this stop?

If a video comes up from a social club or pub of a naughty song Have the club to applogise for that too.

The police walked as song was song so it’s their job to uphold the law not Rangers.