BridgeIsBlue

Potless Paul and his band of handwringers.

Entering the red wedding territory here leave me out of it In all seriousness but you're probably the most staunchest guy on here along with our Rfc52 I'd follow you two into battle like a drunken lizard. FTP.

Give him a Paul Murray quick crack in the mouth and leave him potless.

Do him in I'll buy you a half dig

4-5 hours on a bus to watch those imposters run about masquerading as Rangers players. If there's any justice in this world those mugs will donate their wages to the Bears that made the journey,but they won't. Cunts to a man the lot of them.

I'll go toe to toe with anycunt on this forum that blames him for the mess we're in. The guy is an under 20's coach and he's been flung into shark infested waters by our shitpot of a board. The blame lies solely at the door of the previous management and the board. Fuck the police.

Cunts never a captain.

Wednesday at the front doors,name a time and place and I'll be there.

Did he aye..

Has anyone pulled the OP up yet for the thread title? Who is you exactly?

Isn't it something like 16/17 fines in the last 10 years?

Uefa has fined Celtic 19,000 euros over crowd disturbances and setting off fireworks during the Champions League game at Manchester City. The governing body charged Celtic over trouble during the 1-1 draw at the Etihad Stadium last December. It is the 10th time in the past five years the club have been charged by European football's governing body regarding their fans' behaviour. The draw in Manchester saw Celtic finished bottom of the group. The Scottish Premiership club have yet to comment on the latest fine. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39077157

Love that man

Just can't be fucked with it anymore as the soul of the game has been ripped to shreds by money,footballers are nothing but mercenaries now. Shame.

I've lost total interest in "mainstream" football if you could call it that Last game I watched from start to finish was probably during the Euros last summer. This would be ideal