Greatest Fans in The World?

Yes it does. Our club was founded for a certain cause, and that still transpires through today, in the demographics and political ideologies of our support. The shirt means a lot more than say Wigan.

Anyway, I'm not going to bite, you seem like nothing but a troll, if we're supposedly disrespecting your country, then maybe you should watch you don't get disrespectful back and about Celtic.

 

Celtic has a unique history and was/is a massive focal point for a community

though, I definitely think people feel just as passionate about their own teams. That's sorta part of being a loyal fanatical supporter.

 

Not to Wigan supporters it won't

I know what you mean in terms of club history and social importance. But ye get those supporters of every team who go week in week out without fail- win, lose or draw

 

Really? I don't think so. Try telling that to a Wigan supporter. How can you say that your club means more than other club. That is the smugness that I was talking about.

 

I'm still on tenterhooks waiting to hear why a Celtic fan who hates the Butcher's Apron can't be a good football supporter..................

And also............

When you go to watch Northern Ireland do you make it known you are a Celtic fan?

 

I think it's smug to avoid every other point made against your statements and focus on just one part.

 

I already have answered question one.

To answer the 2nd question, I don't to. It does not matter. I am supporting my country not my club.

 

beating around the bush cos you're hiding from the facts loyal.

is that you martin bain?

 

That makes no sense at all. I am addressing every point made against me.

One more thing, if that is you in your avatar you look like a class A *.

 

ooooh he's getting personal, bitterness right there. :bbpd:

 

Let's be honest here, it's not that it doesn't matter, it's that you would get abused without doubt and chances are you'd get your face caved in

 

tbf, I think some people would be wary about doing that at Scotland games. They're there to support Scotland.

I get your point though. I don't think it would be a wise move

 

You are being stereotypical.

 

Nick, I perhaps didn't mean it as it came across.

Every football club in Britain, from Accrington Stanley, Cowdenbeath and the likes to the 'bigger teams' will somewhere, to someone, mean everything, mean the world.

What I meant by my Wigan remark is they are purely a football club. Wearing a Wigan shirt isn't a statement of anything apart from being a Wigan fan.

Whereas I would argue the Celtic shirt symbolises a lot more.

Towelie, what do you do when you hear songs like the Billy Boys at Norn games? As a Celtic fan I couldn't stand it. I suppose it comes down to how much you care about your country in relation to your club. To me, I don't really care about international football, it bores me almost, so Celtic are everything. So therefore I couldn't bear standing with a crowd of huns.

 

Hard man? Nice try, keyboard warrior

Funny, when I look at your avatar, the first thing that comes to mind is "*", too.

 

What a truly ignorant person you appear to be firstly on your avatar,and your lack of condenmnation of the "sick" counties which are currently waging a vendetta against the manager of our great club.

 

I just ignore it. Why should I let these people spoil my fun and enjoyment of watching my country play.

 

Do you belt out the old loyalist ditties with your chums ?

 

your country shouldnt even exist.

 

how do you feel knowing the same fans you stand with at windsor park flying the butchers apron will have alot among them who support the bombs to lenny and probably contain or have contained the culprit. * northern ireland and its bigoted fans