Celtic support in Scotland

OK, lads, I always wanted to know which part of Scotland has most Celtic fans. Well, that's Glasgow, that's for sure, but how do we stand in other parts of Scotland the brave?
I always thought we had more fans than the Huns in Scottish Highlands, probably because of Gaelic ancestry. Or they prefer Inverness and Aberdeen to Celtic?
Do the Scots without Irish heritage support Celtic more than Rangers?
Celtic fans from Scotland are mostly of Irish origin, but is there increase of Celtic fans without Irish heritage?

 

My Dad lives in the highlands, apparently the town he lives in is very, very hunnish. Not sure that's representative of the whole of the highlands though. Inverness, for example, had to close down their rangers shop not too long after it opened, but they have a Celtic store which is going strong and has been for a number of years now, which suggests that there are more Tims in Inverness than huns.

 

I can't remember where I read that, but there was an article about R*****s fans who insulted people in Highland who speak Gaelic. I can't remember where it was, I even can't remember who was their opponent, could be Inverness, but I am not sure.

 

What is percentage ratio between Celtic fans and Huns in Scotland?

 

the hun store could have closed for a different reason perhaps...... related to the JJB sports deal. Either way, fine with me.


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i think down at greenock and port glasgow is more of celtic towns tbh remember a few years ago i ordered the santos laguna home and away strips in for my shop and they both flew off the shelves.

 

I live in the highlands and my family are 1 of 2 families in the area that are Celtic fans, im 1 of 3 Celtic fan in my entire school (school of only 300) rest are all Huns

 

I could be wrong but some parts of the highlands are full of huns I'm sure, black watch country.

Reckon us Tims are in the minority in Scotland compared to huns, but expand that to worldwide and we blow the huns out the water.

 

Loads of family in Greenock and that is a Celtic PACKED town ghirl Shop and big supporters club there. Hardly any folk I see wearing Rangers tops when I do visit.

 

Aye Greenock is Tim daft.

Same with the Garngad.

 

From Greenock too and 99.9% of people I know from there are Tims.

 

I know that. That's for sure.

 

I live in the South Side of Glasgow which I would say is mostly Celtic fans if that's any help.

 

Well, East part of Glasgow is Pro Celtic, isn't it? The Huns are in the west?

 

I'm from the Shetland Isles and would say that there are a bit more hun fans than celtic. Also quite a few Aberdeen fans kicking about too.

 

I don't think there can be any question that the Huns have a bit more support in Scotland than we do. Even today, there are a lot of knuckle dragging bigots in this country that hate Celtic and everything we stand for. Anti-Catholic racism is still very much prevalent in today's society. It doesn't even matter if they don't support Rangers, they still can't stand us.

As someone above said though, take it on to a European scale, or even worldwide, and they are nowhere near us. Anybody who knows who they are mainly know them through association with us and due to their hatred for Catholics, they are not accepted or liked in a lot of European countries.

 

motherwell area here supported celtic all of my 43 years my uncle used to drive a supporters bus

 

I'm from West Lothian and I'd say the Tims are outnumbered 5 to 1..* it I love an underdog!!

 

I would say in the north east its pretty much 50/50, but there aberdeen fans aswell.

 

I live in the borders very much 50-50 in the majority of the towns