Non Scottish/ Irish fans

born in England to irish mother/scottish father,feel no affinity whatsoever to England or the english.Born a Celtic fan and will die a Celtic fan as will my son.Having been school in england and put up with their insular ways it makes me more of a celtic fan than even my dad.He was born and bred in glasgow and has not had it rammed dow his throat how * scottish football is,and how they couldnt exist in england YAWN.The Celtic fans in this town are real diehards(due to having to be, there is no affinity with man utd or liverpool here!!! we argue with both on a daily basis) and this will continue forever.............and ever.........amen.

 

Celtic was always very popular in Poland also before Artur and Maciej came to Parkhead... My father and my older brother were Celtic fans when i was growing up and watching my first footbal matches. They told me everything I wanted to know about Celtic I just knew it was the team for me.
My brother's 2 years old son is next in line He have some Celtic clothes already

 

I know it sounds silly but I think the green and white hoops have a great appeal to fans around the world, and I bet alot of fans support celtic just for the home strip

 

i wouldnt disagree with you there mate, theres something magical about the mighty hoops

 

Many years ago, when I was a child I listened to something on a club " on our catholic brothers of the north "....

I suppose that it began because of it, and since then I have followed the Celtic and do not repent of it. I am proud to be of the Celtic...

 

My Father is from Glasgow, Possil Park to be precise. However my mom is danish and I'm born in Denmark. Nevertheless i have come to love celtic more and more over the years, starting about 7 years ago!!!

Furthermore i can't stand FC Copenhagen, so I have some great expectations when it comes to the match in Denmark See you all in Copenhagen!

 

Sorry didn't know won't do it again

 

I was born and brought up in Glasgow so it was 50-50 chance of being born a Jungle Jim or a Currant Bun. Luckily I became a Tim, though my brother is a hun.

 

I married a celtic supporter - a rabid one! lol

 

my greatgrandad came over from ireland in early 1900s i think and he was a celtic fan then my grandad and then my dad then me and now it will continue as am the only person in my family who can carry on the gaffney family because my grandad had 1 son and 3 daughters and my dad had me so it's up to me to keep this generation of gaffneys going but celtic through our family will continue everyone on my dad's side of the family are celtic supporters through and through

 

born in 1888,a tim, killed in 1916,a tim, came back in 1967 to be a tim, again, loved it the last time round, just had to do it again, great feeling in the morning and the hoops look class.very eye-catching, in the genes apparently, will be turning in ma grave again if we sign pressely,
all in all ,why am i a celt , I HAVE A BRAIN, HAIL FUKIN HAIL

 

Good stuff keep supporting the hoops my son

 

i wouldn't worry m8 there's always one black sheep in the family

 

My grandad was from the Gorbals, his dad was from Belfast, my dad and mum are from Hutchie Toon and I was born in the Shaws. My whole family are Tims through and through, not one hun in the clan.
Say it loud. I'm Celtic and proud!